| Entry Information |
| Fifth Estate Wines |
| 2020 |
| G7B |
| G7B#5 |
| Fifth Estate Wines |
| Michele's Vine |
| 2018 |
| Single Vineyard |
| Mark Moloney |
| Yes |
| online only |
|
| Judging Results |
| Bronze |
| mod good, nice fine red fruits nose, good persistance , complexity ? kirsh and xmas cakey characters |
| Moving into the salted heirloom tomato spectrum, this has a savoury edge - like cherry tomatoes at the height of summer. The palate is elegant, med-bodied and layered. The oak has a seared vanilla pod edge, but the fruit pierces through with a quiet clarity. Not a typical shiraz - one for the pinot drinkers perhaps. Engaging. |
| lighter bodied, red fruits, pepper, some jubey fruits, simple, gluggable, oak a touch raspy on back. |
| forest floor with wild berries aroma profile. medium low intensity in the palate. tannins are smooth and savory. lacks some freshness and fruit flavour |
| Cedar, vanilla, oak, lemon mertle, nose.
Fine grain tannin, pleasant oak, cedar, spice, red berry. |
|
| Varietal: Shiraz, GI: Geographe, 100% |
| Unknown, Roostock: Unknown, 100% |
| Clay,Loam |
| 1999 |
| Dripper |
| Conventional |
|
| Wine Making Information |
| Stainless Steel 100% |
| Small Format Oak 100% |
| 04 / Feb / 2019 |
| Screw |
| 170 |
| False |
| Peter Stanlake |
