Available for Purchase
Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz 2004 750mL
Est. range:
Private Sale- priced per LOT inc. GST (if applicable) and commission.
- 99/100 Robert Parker Jnr.
- 94/100 Jeremy Oliver
- 95/100 Campbell Mattinson
'The new face of Barossan shiraz. It was made with extended skin contact, was cold fermented, had quite a bit of lees stirring and was then matured in French oak. All this seems to have heightened the aroma and softened the texture, without adding much in the way of overt oak flavours. It also seems to have kept the fruit exceptionally fresh in its profile. Full of firm but highly orchestrated, chocolatey, olive-like tannin, with inky fruit on tar on fresh full-summer plums. Exceptional mouthfeel and exquisite length, with a perfect pitch of flavour and feel and strength. Magnificent. In the glass, it rose even higher.'
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