Kurtz Family Boundary Row Grenache/Shiraz/Mataro 2010, Barossa Valley, South Australia
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This exciting red sports a very lifted beguiling, totally Aussie nose of cranberry-cherry fruit, mint/menthol,...
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Really, really nice. ~ Tasted May 2015
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Sage and cherry on the nose with definite floral aromas. The blending of Mataro and Shiraz with the Grenache has created very good complexity. Tbere is warmth from the alcahol, but there is a savoury flavor of blueberry and plum with a hint of chocolate which balances the overall flavor. This is a medium to full bodied wine, very smooth tanins, mouth filling, easy drinking with food or on it's own. Great with BBQ staek or orher savoury meats.
Deep ruby with a slight purple hue for this opaque GSM. Showing nice fruit concentration with black cherry, blackberry, cassis, blueberry, black plum and prune. Quite complex with additional aromas/flavours of black pepper, nutmeg, fennel, herb/mint, cedar, vanilla and a charred/tarry note. It's full bodied with medium plus acidity and medium tannin. Complexity, balance, integrated oak and excellent length make for a 92+ score. A tad hot on the finish, but hey at 15% ABV it could be worse. Dec 2015.
Good as a pre dinner drink, but when paired with steak and beet salad the chocolate really popped. And it improves with every glass.
Lives up to the hype. Great value.