Lots of window dressing, heavy bottle, wax seal, cork. Wine inside delivers though, balanced with a structure that suggests it will do well medium to long term.
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Why oh why do they keep using cork ? This is a premium wine that is destined to vinegar inside of 10 years because of the cork. Wake up winemakers for goodness sake stick a screw cap on it.
The wine itself is medium to heavy-bodied. The nose is a mix of herbs and spices
Some fruit evident
On the tongue, it is smooth and well rounded just a hint of acid and mild tannins. Dark in colour , a very nice wine well made .
he fruit for The Vincent is sourced from Bakers Gully Vineyards. Bakers Gully is one of the coolest sub-regions of McLaren Vale and this results in a medium-bodied fruit driven style of Shiraz slightly lighter than your typical McLaren Vale Shiraz.
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7/11/2020 - Moloko Likes this wine: 91 Points
Lots of window dressing, heavy bottle, wax seal, cork. Wine inside delivers though, balanced with a structure that suggests it will do well medium to long term.
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2/12/2020 - Eric gene Noack Likes this wine: 94 Points
Why oh why do they keep using cork ?
This is a premium wine that is destined to vinegar inside of 10 years because of the cork.
Wake up winemakers for goodness sake stick a screw cap on it.
The wine itself is medium to heavy-bodied.
The nose is a mix of herbs and spices
Some fruit evident
On the tongue, it is smooth and well rounded just a hint of acid and mild tannins.
Dark in colour , a very nice wine well made .
he fruit for The Vincent is sourced from Bakers Gully Vineyards. Bakers Gully is one of the coolest sub-regions of McLaren Vale and this results in a medium-bodied fruit driven style of Shiraz slightly lighter than your typical McLaren Vale Shiraz.
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