Review Ross Estate Shiraz 2001
81 points
Barossa Valley, South Australia
A nicely structured shiraz, with a fair degree of concentration, but marred by vegetal (mercaptan probably) flavours.
posted by Byron Sharp @ 8:55 AM
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90-100 points = very fine, extraordinary
80-89 = very good
70-79 = solid
60-69 = faults are too obvious
Point scores inevitably take some account of price (a $10 wine that scores 90 is not the same as a $100 wine that scores 90 pnts).
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Sunday, February 06, 2005
Barossa Valley, South Australia
A nicely structured shiraz, with a fair degree of concentration, but marred by vegetal (mercaptan probably) flavours.
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