Rothvale Wines Luke's Shiraz 2001: Anyone tasted this?

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Martin Phillipson
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Rothvale Wines Luke's Shiraz 2001: Anyone tasted this?

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Hi all

This has appeared at my local state-owned wine store. Know absolutely nothing about the producer. Anyone care to enlighten me?

Thanks in advance

Martin

Gary W

Re: Rothvale Wines Luke's Shiraz 2001: Anyone tasted this?

Post by Gary W »

Martin Phillipson wrote:Hi all

This has appeared at my local state-owned wine store. Know absolutely nothing about the producer. Anyone care to enlighten me?

Thanks in advance

Martin


Yep.

Rothvale "Lukes" Shiraz 2001
This wine is aged in old and new French oak and comes from the Hunter Valley.

Full red. Aromas of raspberry,earth,licorice,attractive cedary vanillin oak and a dash of pepper. The medium bodied palate has cherry/raspberry and light licorice flavours with fine firm drying tannins. Dangerously easy to drink quickly now (we did and it was) although the ideal window would be 2005-2012. My idea of a textbook Hunter Shiraz in the modern style. Beautiful. 13.2% Alcohol. RRP $25CD.

Quality: 92/100 Value: Very Good - GW,JP; StarPanel© January 2004

RobP

Post by RobP »

Couldnt agree more with Gary. A top drop.
They also do a very nice French oaked Chard.

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