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A Barossa legend since 1859

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Barossa Shiraz 2019 Magnum 1.5L

Barossa Shiraz 2019 Magnum 1.5L

Barossa Shiraz 2019 Magnum 1.5L

1.5 L
$40.00
6 x 1.5 L
$240.00

Overview

Overview

Pepperjack was first released in 1998 with a 1996 Barossa Shiraz. After spending five years exclusively in bars, clubs and restaurants Pepperjack has gone from strength to strength, with the Barossa Shiraz a real Aussie favourite. Since its release Pepperjack Shiraz has consistently received the honour of being Australia’s Number 1 red wine by value.

Rich dark red and blue fruits, ripe blackberries, dark chocolate and rich mocha notes are enveloped by hints of spice and integrated oak. The palate is rich and plush with concentrated layers of blackberry, blue fruits and oak, balanced with soft layers of tannins to give length and finesse.

Varietal Shiraz
Vintage 2019
Country Australia
Region Barossa
Volume 1.5 L
Closure Screw Cap
Alc/Vol 14.5%
Peak Drinking Enjoy Now
Winemaker Richard Mattner

Taste Description

Taste Description

Nose

The nose shows rich concentrated blue and black fruits, dark chocolate and hints of mocha and savoury oak notes.

Flavours and Palate

The palate is rich and plush with good structure. There is a concentrated layers of blackberry, blue fruits and oak which is balanced with soft layers of tannins to give length and finesse while finishing soft and full of flavour.

Awards and Accolades

Awards and Accolades

91 Points - Ray Jordan

"A generous medium to full-bodied Barossa shiraz that always seems to get it right. An earthy, dried herbs aroma opens while the palate delivers deeper blackberry fruit splashed with spices, herbs and a decent hit of black cracked pepper. It also has a fine thread of tannins with a neat oak infusion. This has become such a consistent value for money wine over the years." - Ray Jordan

Viticulture

Viticulture

Vintage Conditions

South Australia had to cope with a drier and warmer than average growing season prior to the 2019 harvest. The rainfall for the growing season was lower than average but many growers managed this by consistent irrigations throughout the growing season. South Australia experienced 11 days over 35ºC during December and January with one of the hottest days on record. A cooler than average February allowed the vines to recover from the hotter than average December and January, which allowed all varieties to achieve optimal flavour ripeness and intensity