Winemaker Comments Sue Hodder

Wynns’ oldest Shiraz vineyards originally had some mistaken cuttings mixed in with the planting material, and you sometimes see a flash of white grapes mixed in with the red at crushing. It’s a part of Wynns history, re-created with purpose for this wine.

Vineyard Region
Coonawarra

Alcohol 13.1%

Peak Drinking
Now – 2031

Grape Variety
Shiraz Riesling

Nose
It echoes the Rhone tradition of adding a small percentage of Viognier which adds aromatics and a softer texture to structural Shiraz.

Palate
The floral notes of Coonawarra Shiraz are elevated in this blend, and fresh bight fruit is presented with both softness and energy, for a versatile food pairing experience.