Greenock Creek Apricot Block Shiraz 2005

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The Greenock Creek Apricot Block Shiraz 2005 is a distinguished wine that showcases the unique terroir of the Barossa Valley in South Australia. This Shiraz varietal exudes complexity and depth, with rich flavors of dark fruits, spice, and a hint of apricot that adds a touch of sweetness to the palate. The 2005 vintage is known for its exceptional balance between fruit intensity and well-integrated oak, resulting in a harmonious and elegant wine with a long-lasting finish.

With its deep ruby color and aromas of blackberry, plum, and vanilla, the Greenock Creek Apricot Block Shiraz 2005 is a standout example of Australian winemaking craftsmanship. The wine’s velvety tannins provide structure and texture, while its vibrant acidity ensures freshness and vitality on the palate. This vintage has aged gracefully over the years, developing complex secondary characteristics that enhance its overall appeal. A true gem for collectors and connoisseurs alike, this wine embodies the essence of premium Australian Shiraz at its finest.

Apricot Block Shiraz 2005 is with a Cork closure by Greenock Creek.

Specifications

Producer Greenock Creek

Blend Shiraz

Alcohol bv 15.5%

Closure Cork

MPN # WVB-105328

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Shiraz Wines

Shiraz, also known as Syrah, is a red grape variety widely grown around the world, particularly in the Rhône Valley of France and Australia. It produces full-bodied wines with high tannins and flavors of dark fruit, such as blackberry and plum, along with notes of black pepper, spice, and earth. The ABV for Shiraz wines typically ranges from 13-15%. Its popularity is due to its ability to produce rich, powerful wines that are both age-worthy and expressive of their terroir.

The varied soils and climates of regions like the Rhône Valley and Australia's Barossa Valley provide ideal conditions for Shiraz, allowing the grape to develop its characteristic intensity and complexity. Shiraz is often used to produce both varietal wines and blends, showcasing its versatility. The grape's potential for producing high-quality, distinctive wines that reflect the nuances of their growing region has ensured its continued prominence and popularity among winemakers and wine enthusiasts worldwide.

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