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Greenock Creek 'Casey's Block' Barossa Valley Shiraz 2016 - 750mL
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Product Name: Greenock Creek 'Casey's Block' Barossa Valley Shiraz 2016 - 750 mL
Description: Experience the bold flavors of the Barossa with the Greenock Creek 'Casey's Block' Shiraz 2016. This exquisite red wine captures the essence of its renowned region, delivering a robust and memorable tasting experience in every 750 mL bottle. A true gem for collectors and casual enthusiasts alike, this Shiraz showcases the depth and intensity Barossa Valley is celebrated for.
Tasting Notes: The 2016 'Casey's Block' Shiraz is a testament to the rich, concentrated flavors that Barossa Valley Shiraz is known for. It opens with an aromatic profile of dark berries and ripe plums, enhanced by subtle hints of pepper, vanilla, and smoky oak. On the palate, it offers a lush, full-bodied experience with layers of blackberry, cherry, and chocolate, all supported by firm tannins and a lingering finish that echoes with spice and mocha.
Vinification: Sourced from the single vineyard Casey's Block, this Shiraz is meticulously crafted to express the unique terroir of Greenock Creek. The grapes are harvested at peak ripeness to ensure maximum flavor, then aged in oak barrels to integrate the fruit and wood seamlessly, resulting in a wine that is both powerful and graceful.
Expert Reviews:
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: 92 points - "Robust and rich, the 2016 Casey's Block Shiraz delivers a classic Barossa Valley experience, with ample structure and a potential for aging."
- James Halliday: 94 points - "Dense and muscular, yet balanced with a fine line of acidity and polished tannins that promise evolution in the cellar."
Cellaring Potential: The structure and balance of the 2016 Casey's Block Shiraz suggest it will continue to develop and delight for another decade or more. It is an excellent candidate for cellaring, promising to reveal greater complexity with age.
Why Cellar Link Auctions: Cellar Link Auctions is your trusted source for fine wines. This Greenock Creek Shiraz is stored in our state-of-the-art facility, ensuring that each bottle is preserved under optimal conditions until it reaches your cellar. Enjoy this stunning example of Barossa Valley Shiraz, sourced directly from the vineyard to your glass.
Perfect Pairings: Pair this robust Shiraz with rich dishes like braised beef, lamb shanks, or grilled meats to complement its deep fruit and spice notes. It also matches beautifully with hard cheeses and dark chocolates, making it a versatile choice for dining and entertaining.
Elevate your wine collection with the Greenock Creek 'Casey's Block' Barossa Valley Shiraz 2016, available exclusively at Cellar Link Auctions. Discover the rich heritage of Barossa in each sip of this expertly crafted Shiraz.
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