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The Octavius Barossa Old Vine Shiraz

Shiraz 1992

Vintage quality:
Very cool January & February, with heavy Autumn rains. Low bearing old vines have produced grapes of immense flavour and concentration.
Cellar guide:
20-30 Years
Last tasted:
September 1994, Simon Adams, Winemaker
Notes:
Thick plum red in colour, this wine displays very youthful hues. The nose is a mix of briary red cherry aromas with spice and sweet vanilla mocha oak. The old vines strength is their ability to provide great strength in the middle palate through the concentration of the berries. This is evident here with one of the "sweetest" palates I have seen. Awards & Accolades: 3 Gold
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