AnonymousCoward
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I was guessing another vintage of the Capel Vale Scholar but wasn't sure
Could be The Scholar, but I can't find a Ray Jordan review of the 2010, and the price doesn't seem to match either. VM had the 2011 at $80->$40 and the 2012 is $79.95 on the Capel Vale website.
I think it's the 2011 Mount Langi Ghiran Cliff Edge
I think it's the 2011 Mount Langi Ghiran Cliff Edge
Bloody awesome wine, tried 1 last night other 5 tucked away in my wine fridge. The 140 bottle wine fridge is way way tooooo small.
https://vinomofo.com/wines/red-wine/black-market-deal-shiraz-2012-220116
New Margaret River Shiraz...?
Based on the above, I'm guessing that the Margaret River Chardonnay reduced from $55 to $19.90 with 94 Halliday points is the Church View Bartondale also.
I am hoping the Cabernet of these folks is the better choice as the Shiraz has eight per cent viognier, which should make it taste a little different, and possibly unexpected. I hate surprises.Churchview Estate Bartondale
Three wines out of the same place - they need a little description variety I think. For what its worth, their Churchview range are stunning wines and the Bartondale premium is supposed to be a cut above again.Agreed. Though it's interesting that VM don't highlight the 5* winery
I am hoping the Cabernet of these folks is the better choice as the Shiraz has eight per cent viognier, which should make it taste a little different, and possibly unexpected. I hate surprises.
I am hoping the Cabernet of these folks is the better choice as the Shiraz has eight per cent viognier, which should make it taste a little different, and possibly unexpected. I hate surprises.
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Calling 8% viognier "a splash" is a masterpiece of understatement not becoming the usually extroverted VM style.I don't understand how it could be a surprise, since VM say in the description "There are some subtle aromatics courtesy of a splash of viognier but the foundation is the intense fruit which is framed by well-balanced oak"
Calling 8% viognier "a splash" is a masterpiece of understatement not becoming the usually extroverted VM style.
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Depending on the blending 1% to 3% is a "splash" IMHO (e.g. an amount which doesn't need to be disclosed).