Best of 1991 shiraz
Best of 1991 shiraz
Hi all,
Plannings are in the pipeline of abit of a cook-up.
I was given the enviable task of organising wines for the night, and the theme.
I looked in my cellar, and an epiphany.........best of 1991 SA shiraz.
It was an excuse to crack open a bottle of Grange, HOG, Meshach, Rockford BP.
Are there any other suggestions as to worthy counterparts to the above? Unfortunately, I would have to source these, but am always keen to try.
Perhaps Wendouree, Aberfeldy, Stonewell?
Keen to hear all suggestions.
Cheers,
Monghead.
Plannings are in the pipeline of abit of a cook-up.
I was given the enviable task of organising wines for the night, and the theme.
I looked in my cellar, and an epiphany.........best of 1991 SA shiraz.
It was an excuse to crack open a bottle of Grange, HOG, Meshach, Rockford BP.
Are there any other suggestions as to worthy counterparts to the above? Unfortunately, I would have to source these, but am always keen to try.
Perhaps Wendouree, Aberfeldy, Stonewell?
Keen to hear all suggestions.
Cheers,
Monghead.
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Monghead,
Perhaps you could try the St Halletts Old Block, its drinking really well. The Mt Ed would not be out of place either.
I found the Stonewell and to a lesser extent, Wynns Michael, a bit oaky.
On the other hand the 91 Rockford is by far my favourite vintage for this producer. If you have got a good bottle, you won't be disappointed.
Lastly, if you have a bit of latitude, the Wynns Centenary (cab / shiraz blend) is a ripper and should be considered.
Cheers
Mike
Perhaps you could try the St Halletts Old Block, its drinking really well. The Mt Ed would not be out of place either.
I found the Stonewell and to a lesser extent, Wynns Michael, a bit oaky.
On the other hand the 91 Rockford is by far my favourite vintage for this producer. If you have got a good bottle, you won't be disappointed.
Lastly, if you have a bit of latitude, the Wynns Centenary (cab / shiraz blend) is a ripper and should be considered.
Cheers
Mike
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Henschke Cyril, yuuumm.
Cheers
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1991 Shiraz
How about the 1991 Lawson's Padthaway Shiraz?
I had this last year .....lovely wine,worth the £14.99 I paid for it.
Enzo...
I had this last year .....lovely wine,worth the £14.99 I paid for it.
Enzo...
I've been fortunate to try a heap of great 1991s in the last year or so, at options last night a couple came up.
A list where I might forget a few but definitely
Armagh
Mt.Edelstone
Old Block
Rockford BP
Lloyd Reserve
Stonewell
E&E Black Pepper
Agree with a bit of latitude Wynns Centenary
Enjoy
A list where I might forget a few but definitely
Armagh
Mt.Edelstone
Old Block
Rockford BP
Lloyd Reserve
Stonewell
E&E Black Pepper
Agree with a bit of latitude Wynns Centenary
Enjoy
Cheers - Steve
If you can see through it, it's not worth drinking!
If you can see through it, it's not worth drinking!
Anonymous wrote:That last is CS whichopens up a whole new dimension...
Shiraz, sorry just read the vintage Doh...
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