• Taylors Estate Shiraz, 750mL
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Taylors Estate Shiraz

Taylors Estate Shiraz

Made by
Taylors Wines
Where
Clare Valley, South Australia
Style
Clare Valley Shiraz
$19.99 AUD
$19.99 AUD
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Why we stock it

Estate-grown Clare Valley fruit from a family who bought the Auburn vineyard in 1969 and still run it, matured in French and American oak.

We stock it because it is the highest-ranked single-region red in the state that is not owned by one of the two big groups, and because Clare shiraz tastes of somewhere in a way that a South Eastern Australia blend cannot.

Delivery Sydney metro. Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 2pm.

Taylors have been growing shiraz in the Clare Valley since 1969, and the Estate range is the label that made their name. Clare gives shiraz a firmer, more structured shape than the warmer South Australian regions.

Dark plum and blackberry with pepper and a savoury, earthy edge, carried on fine-grained tannins. It drinks well now but will hold a few years if you want it to soften further. Pairs with lamb, slow-cooked beef, or anything off the grill.

Specifications

Standard drinks
8.6
Style
Clare Valley Shiraz
Producer
Taylors Wines
Region
Clare Valley, South Australia
Country
Australia
Volume
750 mL
Alcohol
14.5% ABV
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