Shiraz- to drink now! ????

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Rachel
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Shiraz- to drink now! ????

Post by Rachel »

Hi guys!!!

My hubby and I are going to share our 10th wedding anniversary on friday and I am wanting to buy a nice bottle to drink, happy to spend about $80.00.


What do you think???? I WILL NEED A WINE THAT IS PRETTY EASY TO GET BECAUSE OF THE TIMEFRAME!

thanks heaps

Julio G
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Post by Julio G »

Mt Langi Ghiran Langi Shiraz - I've never had a bad vintage of this - last one I tried was 2004 and it was the best of them. I believe the 2005 is a cracker. You should be able to find it for aroud $50-$60.

Your options abound really.

Rednick
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Post by Rednick »

Wynns Michael 2005, is drinking very nicely now and should be within your budget, also 2nd the Ghan.

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dave vino
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Post by dave vino »

Mount Langhi Ghiran Shiraz $55
Yalumba Octavius $80 (I don't care what anyone says I like it)
Penfolds St Henri $80
Henschke Mount Edelstone $90ish
Mt Pleasant Maurice O'shea $60ish (bit more towards delicate end of the scale)

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Maroon&Blue
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Post by Maroon&Blue »

:D :D :D

Yeh EASY :

05 Gibson Barossavale Old Vine $90 +

and/or

06 Dalwhinnie Moonambel Shiraz $50 +

You'll enjoy either! :roll:

Cheers

Ronaldo
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Rawshack
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Post by Rawshack »

Craiglee 2002 under budget, buy yourself some biscuits too

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