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Manage Subscriptions2010 Jim Barry Shiraz The McRae Wood
Shiraz
- Australia
- South Australia
- Mount Lofty Ranges
- Clare Valley
Community Tasting Notes 28
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Ian_Rhie Likes this wine: 90 points
October 29, 2023 - nice warm Shiraz. soft tannin, silky taste
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vino_toni Likes this wine: 93 points
May 2, 2023 - colour: dark ruby with expansive brightening on the edges
aroma: dark, ripe berryfruits, heart cherry and strawberries; also dried herbs, licorice
flavor: medium to full body, juicy cherry fruit, vivid and fresh acidity fine structure, fruit in rum, good length and finesse in the afteraste, appealing balance of fruit, acidity and tannins. notes of oak are hardly dedectable. long aftertaste of sour cherry. A very fine wine with much class and silky structure. Best drinking window now, good PQR, would like it again. -
Wazza72 Likes this wine: 93 points
April 15, 2023 - Still drinking well
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Wazza72 Likes this wine: 91 points
March 10, 2023 - Good reliable shiraz
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srh Likes this wine:
February 1, 2021 - Cf. the CellarTracker Article link [lower lft] to get specific info for this vintage, including acclaim.
≈30 min decant into a plastic, cylindrical pitcher which was then capped; A minimal amount of very, VERY fine sediment noted; Private Preserve after Day 1.
N: Somewhat tough to parse, but RIPE, dark frts (plums, poss blkberries) with hints of pyrazines & poss minerals? Intensity lurking
P: Med body; NICE frt met by an astringent pucker which seamlessly evolves into a LONG, beautifully BALANCED finish with a tangy/swtness to the virtually negligible, very, VERY fine tannins. A *lovely* wine that went VERY well with the night's German Beef Rouladen, German Potato Salad, & Creamed Kraut (HmMd)!
// Day 2: ≈aromas, but < intense; P has held very well, pairing VERY nicely with the Grilled Grnd Beef, Sauteed Mushrooms, & Grilled Sirloin Steak.
// ∑: 14.0% ABV; A *very* impressive wine that would appear to be quite versatile @ the table! 🙂 14.0% ABV; My EXC+ (94,95/100 using that metric), + should at least approach its 15th! [As of early Feb '21, wine-searcher still shows 1 source @ $42].
Note: First tasted on 5/28/181 person found this helpful Comment
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By Josh Raynolds
July/August 2014, IWC Issue #175 (link)(Jim Barry Wines The McRae Wood Shiraz Clare Valley) Subscribe to see review text.
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By Richard Jennings
5/18/2015 (link) 91 points(Jim Barry Shiraz The McRae Wood) Very dark ruby color; savory, roasted red fruit, roasted plum, smoke, tart currant nose; savory, roasted red fruit, roasted plum, smoke, tart currant palate with tangy medium acidity; medium-plus finish 91+ points
Wine Definition
- Vintage 2010
- Type Red
- Producer Jim Barry
- Varietal Shiraz
- Designation The McRae Wood
- Vineyard n/a
- Country Australia
- Region South Australia
- SubRegion Mount Lofty Ranges
- Appellation Clare Valley
- UPC Code 9314487217976
Community Holdings
- Pending Delivery 2 (0%)
- In Cellars 177 (41%)
- Consumed 252 (58%)
Food Pairing
Community Recommendations
burgers, Creamed Kraut (HmMd), Deer, German Beef Rouladen, German Potato Salad, Grilled Grnd Beef, Grilled Sirloin Steak, Sauteed MushroomsWho Likes This Wine
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- ProducerJim Barry
- VarietyShiraz
- CountryAustralia
- RegionSouth Australia
- SubRegionMount Lofty Ranges
- AppellationClare Valley
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- SubRegionMount Lofty Ranges
- AppellationClare Valley