The Pyren ink studio is a most interersting VM product, and I think would certainly be worth a stab with the money back guarantee. Consider this about the blend.
1. this winery is the definitive boutique. They only made a small amount cases of their block shirazes 2010. Slighltly more of the cab. The e block is their best without question.
2. their cabernet in 2010 was only 12.5 %. Their shiraz was higher.
3. VM have rred writing 13.5% alc when the label has 14% - bad miss hey doc !!
4. you cannot find any blend on their website.
5.Looking at the not completed/renovated website you get the feel that its all a bit glenlofti-ish.
6. Did they just get two big pots of cab and shiraz and blend them..from the unsold initial cases. I dunno, it makes for an interesting product. I would love 4only.
At least we don't have to guess what it is, just how it was made.
Pyren 2009 Studio Ink (RRP $28.00) This 70/30 Cabernet Shiraz blend incorporates artwork from 12 individual artists into its label designs. In other words – 1 case of Studio Ink contains 12 different labels. More info here
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James Halliday (2013):
94 points
Vintage: 2009
Cheerio...at least it will be different, but will this be the case for the 2010.
Another thing, if this is a 70%cab blend, why do vinomofo call it a shiraz blend? I am being picky, but is it about markeing...probably.
Lastly, how much of the price goes into the use of some artists image....too many questions....stop !