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If the label said ‘Syrah’ instead of ‘Shiraz’, it would give more of an indication of the style of this wine from a single vineyard in the high-altitude Canberra region. Vibrant cherry and almond, black pepper, liquorice root, black tea and a hint of vanilla on the nose. Dry and relatively delicate in texture, although it has superb intensity of flavour. Light yet slightly noticeable, ‘powdery’ tannin and fresh acidity accentuate the Rhône-style dryness, and give good precision and definition. Excellent - and excellent value, too.
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What is a GSM blend?
A blend of Grenache, Syrah (Shiraz) and Mourvèdre, the classic grapes of the Southern Rhône, also used widely in Australia.
Does Shiraz go with spicy food?
Mildly spiced and barbecued dishes work well. Very hot chilli can make high alcohol, tannic reds taste bitter, so a lighter, fruitier wine may suit better.