Frankland River is one of my favourite regions for Shiraz in WA, and this release from Three Elms doesn't disappoint. There is an intensity of aromatics with deeply set plum...
A wine of presence; the nose is a dense yet complex rendition of violets and blackberry that's accentuated by dark cocoa and cedar. The palate has a silky and velvet...
The nose doesn't provide much varietal appeal with alcohol warmth and dusty savoury characters. The palate has a drying tannin backbone with acidity that overwhelms the black berry fruits with...
A blend of both Grampians and Heathcote fruit from what was a very good vintage. The nose does look more like grampians than Heathcote with a sullen and sultry note...
A dark red in the glass with some dark duller hues towards the rim. The nose has characteristic leather and milk chocolate notes to blackberry; the wine is supple, but...
The nose enjoys good varietal definition with blackberry and black current with faint tomato leaf and liquorice strap. A very complete wine for $25, juicy black fruits are wrapped in...
Violets and blackberry that are backed by a touch of cedar on the nose, the wine is medium bodied with good generosity of mouthfeel and plenty of plum fruit that...
A decadent nose of ripe plum and blackberry fruit with understated earthen notes and a gentle lick of spice. This is a balanced wine that hits above its price point...