Hope Estate Basalt Block Shiraz

Hope Estate Basalt Block Shiraz

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Category
Red
Could a single grape convey the essence of its rugged terroir while embodying deep, complex flavors? Hope Estate's Basalt Block Shiraz from Australia's Hunter Valley does just that. This vibrant red delivers intense notes of dark berries, plum, and earthy undertones, underscored more
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Food that goes well with this wine

We recommend trying Chateau Leoville-Las Cases 'Grand Vin de Leoville' along with the following products to fully reveal the taste quality of the wine.
Beef
Beef
Game (deer, venison)
Game (deer, venison)
Lamb
Lamb
Poultry
Poultry
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Hope Estate

Grape

Shiraz/Syrah

Shiraz, known as Syrah in France, produces bold, full-bodied wines with rich flavors of dark fruits, black pepper, and chocolate. These wines often exhibit aromas of blackberry, plum, and licorice, with peppery and smoky notes. Common styles include fruity, refreshing rosés and complex, oak-aged reds. Notable regions include the Rhône Valley (France), Barossa Valley (Australia), and Stellenbosch (South Africa). Interestingly, Shiraz is the same grape as Syrah, differing primarily in climate and winemaking approach.
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