Teusner Wines The Riebke Shiraz 2013
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This 2013 Barossa Valley Shiraz from Teusner Wines is full-bodied with flavors of cherries, plums, tobacco, and oak. While the wine is still young, it is explosive in flavor and has great tannins and a long finish. It can be enjoyed now but will continue developing for up to 12 years, reaching its peak between now and 2025.
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