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2004 Two Hands Shiraz Zippy's Block Roennfeldt Road Marananga

Shiraz

  • Australia
  • South Australia
  • Barossa
  • Barossa Valley
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CT92.9 11 reviews
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Community Tasting Notes 11

  • rossi.wine wrote: 90 points

    January 20, 2022 - Glossy and dark with concentrated fruit, notes of blackberry preserve, spices, tobacco, smoke on the expressive nose. On the palate dense and a little heavy, very powerful and a little hot and one-dimensional. Very long. 89-91

  • rhapsody5435 wrote: 90 points

    February 14, 2020 - 一开始很闷,醒了点时间。闻上去像PX雪莉一样,就是比PX稍微淡一点。第一口,好甜。过30分钟,还是好甜,但终于有酸度和果味(甜橙)出来了。单宁倒是非常细的,不仅细而且低(可能我巴罗洛喝多了)。
    晚上再喝(分装小瓶里),甜味退了很多,果味很充足,可能有人会说那是果酱,但我觉得还好。在后期果味有些不能掩盖酒精味了。虽然酸度不在线一直是个小小的遗憾,但我觉得是另一个风格,不算是做得不好。这个价钱,配餐还是很棒的,只是非我喜欢的。

  • red.red.vino wrote:

    December 14, 2019 - Need time in the decanter to burn the sweetness off. Not for the faint hearted

  • Psdycp Likes this wine: 95 points

    March 25, 2019 - Matured bouquet of overripe cherry tomato and blueberries compote, sweet spices and floral notes, old leather, eucalyptus and dusty cocoa. The nose is not forceful, in fact there are some degree of elegance with just the right concentration, depth and complexity to keep people’s interest. The fruit forward aroma tells everyone that it is a new world wine. The nose does not prepared you for the palate. It is dense and penetrating with loads of minerals. It bites you gradually as you chew on it. The mid-palate is big, energetic, spicy and fruity. It is not a fruit bomb though. This needs at least an hour in the decanter for the elements to settle down, if you have two hours, it is even better. Compared to the other younger vintages like 2007, 2008 and 2009, this 2004 has the most complex nose and biggest and energetic mid-palate. It felt like a younger wine next to its siblings, but with a polished structure. Finish is deep and hot with some residual bitterness which gradually disappears as it breathes. Aftertaste of fresh grape skin. I would recommend that this be aged further 3 years and it will last for at least a decade thereafter, if well kept.

    Retasted in Oct 2021, nose and palate remain unchanged which is powerful and layered. Still going strong. Continue to drink with some decanting and will hold for the next 5 years if stored well. Amazing vintage for the Zippy Block. No change in score.

  • red.red.vino wrote: 94 points

    December 22, 2018 - Needs about 3 hours in the decanter to open up, removes a little heat and oak burns off a bit. This is a big Western Barossan wine, big black ripe fruits, bramble, cassis and blackberries. Pair with a steak for sure. At its peak but holding up very well, drink over the next 5 years.

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Wine Definition

  • Vintage 2004
  • Type Red
  • Producer Two Hands
  • Varietal Shiraz
  • Designation Zippy's Block
  • Vineyard Roennfeldt Road Marananga
  • Country Australia
  • Region South Australia
  • SubRegion Barossa
  • Appellation Barossa Valley

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  • Pending Delivery 0 (0%)
  • In Cellars 43 (41%)
  • Consumed 63 (59%)

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