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Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review: Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa
Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review: Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa Z WINE’s Julius Shiraz 2022 arrives as a bold Barossa release, basket-pressed and sitting at 14.5% ABV. The deep maroon and gold label suggests weight and confidence, setting expectations for plush generosity. On tasting, however, the wine reveals something more restrained, with barrel…
Kilikanoon Meyman’s Shiraz 2020 Review: Rich at First, Firmer Thereafter
With Clare Valley Shiraz often balancing richness against firmer structure and spice, we approached this tasting interested in how the wine handled fruit, oak, acidity, and tannin across repeated sipping and different food pairings.
Plantagenet Aquitaine Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 Review: Controlled, Enjoyable, but Not Especially Versatile
The Plantagenet Aquitaine Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 sets a clear tone from the outset. Great Southern Cabernet often leans into structure and restraint, favouring balance over weight.
Greenock Creek Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 Review: Structured, Fruit-First, Consistently Reliable
Opened across two sittings, the aim was to see how it behaved both solo and at the table. What emerged was a measured Cabernet, fruit-forward at first, with its supporting elements settling neatly into place.