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2015 Jim Barry The Armagh Shiraz 2015 Museum Release
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Crimson red with a magenta hue in the glass. A complex and fragrant nose combining lifted elderberry and dark plum with choc mint, hints of liquorice and graphite notes. An intense palate of sweet forest floor, red cherry and milk chocolate, intertwined with notes of baking spice and aniseed. The palate is long and lingering, firm tannins with flavours of damson plums, blueberry compote and toasty chestnut from the oak. A wine of enormous complexity and longevity.
- Vintage: 2015
- Varietal: Shiraz
- Brand: Jim Barry
- Region: Clare Valley
- Country: Australia
- Pack Size: 750mL
- Closure: Screw Cap
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