Mount Langi Cliff Edge Shiraz 2004 Friday, Apr 27 2007
Tasting Notes and Australia and Grampians and Variety and Red and shiraz et al
The problem with writing introductions to tasting notes is that sometimes the well is dry and one can’t think of much to say except for maybe if I had a well I might like it filled with this wine because it is really very nice. And it would smell great and all the villagers would be sozzled and their clothes would be an attractive mauve colour. I think that would make for a good place to live.
Lovely vibrant aromatics here with lots of flowers, vanilla, licorice, pepper and cinnamon spice over a core of sweet cherry, boysenberry and raspberry fruit. Exceptional. On the palate medium bodied with boysenberry, cherry, pepper, spice and vanilla flavours. Quite tight and fresh with lightly gritty grippy tannins. Good length of flavour. It drinks so beautifully and smells so magnificent that I feel like a points miser with the score.
Rated : 92 Points
Tasted : Apr07
Alcohol : 14.5%
Price : $22
Closure : Screwcap
Drink : 2007 - 2012
Source : Winery Sample
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April 28th, 2007 at 9:53 am| Quote |
I like this wine - very satisying. For me it’s more complete than the single vineyards (though I like them very much as well).