Penfolds - Penfolds Cellar Reserve Shiraz 75cl
Penfolds
Penfolds Cellar Reserve Shiraz 75cl

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£28.99

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75cl

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Penfolds Cellar Reserve wines are alternative, limited release wines that explore the innovative boundaries of viticulture, vinification and style. The images of the Products and any packaging (if applicable) on our Website are for illustrative purposes only. Although we have made every effort to display the colours accurately, we cannot guarantee that your computer's display of the colours accurately reflect the colour of the Products and/or packaging. The Products may vary slightly from those images.

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5451727

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Brand	Penfolds
Appellation	South Australia
Year	2019
Region of Origin	South Australia
Country of Origin	Australia
Alcohol by Volume	14.5%
Tasting Notes - Nose	Intense aromatics of spice and pepper. An amalgam of primary fruit aromatics ranging from juicy plum, raspberry coulis and mulberry leaf. Stock reduction - pan juices add an intriguing savoury dimension alongside Kalamata olives and exotic notes of Peking duck, hoisin sauce and star anise.
Tasting Notes - Palate	Pomegranate molasses entices, unfurling across the mid-palate. Mulberry leaf suggestive of cooler fruits. Slatey/granite like tannins create a well-defined and textural palate. Tightly coiled, chalky finish. Pomegranate acidity interplays with structure and texture well, everything in place, complete. Subtle oak character is detected, some spice coming through, although it’s predominantly fruit forward.