2015 Bishop Shiraz (mini review)

Inky dark in color with a nice black berry nose. On the mid palate the wine matches the nose with lots of lovely black berries coming through. On the medium length finish the wine displays some smooth tannins and acidity. This is an easy sipping/drinking Shiraz with little to no pepper on the finish. It should be quit food friendly. I would give it an 88 or so. Now while I liked it, I then saw the price and got sticker shock …

From the LCBO web site (for a different year):
Glaetzer Bishop Shiraz 2013 — VINTAGES#: 627869
STYLE – Full-bodied & Smooth
From the Ebenezer district of the Barossa Valley, and made in the inimitable plush and velvety style of Ben Glaetzer, dripping with black fruits, oak and soft, ripe tannins; retains remarkable equilibrium in the face of the cornucopia of flavours, and no heat from the alcohol. Drink by: 2033. Score – 95. (James Halliday, winecompanion.com.au, July 27, 2015) $39.95
PRODUCT DETAILS
Release Date:February 20, 2016
Alcohol/Vol 15.1% Made in:South Australia, Australia By: Ben Glaetzer Sugar Content:2 g/L Sweetness Descriptor: XD – Extra Dry Style:Full-bodied & Smooth

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