Yarran Wines Leopardwood Limited Release Shiraz 2012
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This 2012 Shiraz from Yarran Wines in Heathcote, Australia has intense spice and pepper aromas with dark cherry and plum flavors balanced by earthy and vanilla notes. It has a deep burgundy color, great body and finish, and scores 87.7/100 from Shiraz.guru as very good value for its $15 price tag, making it a good wine to enjoy with pizza.
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