| Entry Information |
| Fifth Estate Wines |
| 2021 |
| 7 |
| 7#7 |
| Fifth Estate Wines |
| Michele's Vine |
| 2020 |
| Single Vineyard |
| Mark Moloney |
| Yes |
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| Judging Results |
| Bronze |
| fresh berry fruits, but are a touch over ripe. This makes the palate fell disjointed |
| Riper specrtum, dark fruits and soy, inky and slightly jammy, touch oak and heath finish |
| Brooding, dark, dense and muscular. An impressive balance of fruit ripeness, oak sructuring and tannins, no one takes over another. A big wine, but very classy. |
| lots of casis and raspberry coco vanilla mouth feel great great layer of spice and fruits |
| Fresh, upfront dark aromatics. Licorice palate, edge of resin and dry finish |
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| Varietal: Shiraz, GI: , 100% |
| Unknown, Roostock: Unknown, 100% |
| Clay,Loam |
| 1999 |
| Conventional |
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| Wine Making Information |
| Stainless Steel 100% |
| Small Format Oak 100% |
| Screw |
| 104 |
| False |
| Pater Stanlake |
