2017 Leeuwin Estate Shiraz Art Series

Community Tasting Notes (5) Avg Score: 91.3 points

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  7/16/2023 - vincentnip Likes this wine: 92 Points

  深紅，黑加侖子味，不用breath

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  6/17/2023 - KVM wrote:

  Very dark. Pepper, blackberry iron nose. Very good concentration and only medium weight, moderate oak imprint, bright acid. White pepper and chalky tannin on the finish. Young and yummy.

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  2/22/2023 - cshouston Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Second bottle showed even nicer than the first, with a bit more fruit on the palate, but the previous notes remain applicable.

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  10/26/2022 - cshouston Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Where have you been all my life? This is a fantastic expression of the grape in an elegant, delicate presentation. Black cherries, cinnamon spice, and olive tapenade on the nose. It’s medium bodied and incredibly lively, with a vibrant acid structure that really sizzles as it hits your tongue. Lush cherry and fresh blueberry flavors dominate, and the ripe tannins are quite pleasant. This is a real winner for those who like a lighter, more refined experience from Australian Shiraz.

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  11/19/2021 - CDT Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Tasted after a two hour decant.
  Medium ruby in colour with somewhat restrained aromas of sweet black fruit, slightly herbal & earthy with a hint of cured meat.
  On the palate, medium bodied tart black fruit, blackberry/boysenberry/cassis/blueberry, well integrated oak, somewhat herbaceous & earthy with high acidity & medium soft tannins.
  Finish is medium to long to pepper & minerality.
  Definitely a cooler climate Syrah type wine compared to South Australia Shiraz.

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