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Suggested Retail Price | $29.98

WL Sale Price | $19.98

Best Price On The Web | $19.89

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90 Points - Josh Raynolds - International Wine Cellar

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This wine is blend of mostly Shiraz and a small amount of Viognier from the Adelaide Hills Region in Australia.

Product Review(s):

"Deep red. Highly fragrant bouquet evokes raspberry, blackberry and exotic peach, with a gentle tobacco quality adding complexity. Juicy dark berry flavors are unencumbered by tannins or rough edges, making this enjoyable already. Finishes bright and sweet, with excellent breadth and length. This producer was formerly known as Ravenswood Lane." -International Wine Cellar

"Max co-fermented Shiraz and Viognier has a raspberry, licorice and white pepper spice bouquet and a juicy black cherry / berry palate with lovely soft tannins. Contemporary, slippery and sensuous. Max, slide into it. Technical Information: Alc. 14.3%, ph 3.6, TA" -Winery

More about this producer: "John Edwards, a self professed bon viveur, developed a thirst for global business through entrepreneurial and marketing roles in the diamond tool, granite and grand prix industries. This lifestyle however came at a price. After an Adelaide, London, Johannesburg, Paris fast turnaround flight John knew something had to change!

The wine industry was in a boom cycle. John didn't have any viticultural experience but he knew someone he could trust to be his Guru. He searched for two years for land with the aspect and terroir he wanted for his vineyard. When he walked through the old farm gate on Ravenswood Lane, he realised his dream - land on which he could grow extreme quality fruit for distinguished, complex, sought after wines." - Winery

Shiraz-Viognier blends are common in Australia and follow the tradition of Northern Rhone viticulture. The co-fermentation of Viognier with Shiraz is to add more aromatics to a wine, such as peaches and/or floral notes.

Discussion On Tonight’s Wine

Latest 10 of 57 comments on tonight's wine

  • PhilCT Anyone else hear that??? Its the sound of my bank account sighing... Or maybe its my wife sighing, they sound the same after this week of my cindy buying!!
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 10:26pm
  • Ivan Come on NYPete get 3 more... running out almost pumpkin time.
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 8:16pm
  • NY Pete no pumpkin yet ... you guys must have a small boat load of this vino ... :)
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 7:10pm
  • Elcaro Anyone else having problems accessing wine-searcher.com today?
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 6:06pm
  • Ivan Guys (and any gals that may be out there lurking)... the '07 vintage of Southern CdR is oneof the best in a long time... let's have Cindy help us stock up on those... we will reap the rewards for years to come!! That being said, I won't thow out of bed a good one from Spain or Portugal either.
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 5:23pm
  • Wineracquet I'd like to second Elcaro's wish for the '05 San Vincente rioja or similar tempranillo! Spain rocks! A higher end Portuguese red would also float my boat!
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 5:15pm
  • BK Cheaper than $9.88?
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 5:02pm
  • D-Rod I felt so good about my purchase last night that I put in an order for another 3... lol. Cinderella Wine Anonymous, anyone? Kinda wish it weren't a screw cap, though. Anyone who doesn't know better may assume it's a cheaper bottle--a drawback of giving this as a gift.
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 4:18pm
  • Jdappel Cindy Staff, Thanks much for these everyday drinking deals. How about a Zin or a Washington cuvee at this price point? Great work.
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 2:55pm
  • Elcaro CW - how about the '05 San Vicente Rioja as a possibility next week?
    posted Saturday 21st November, 2009, 2:42pm
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