planted in a clay-limestone soil and trained with the Guyot system
The nose develops aromas of citrus and flowers
it was planted in 1996 and has thin black clay topsoil on bluestone and honeycomb basalt above limestone bedrock
straight in line with the Grand Crus Geisberg and Kirchberg
yet will provide further reward with careful cellaring
The "SBS Case" - Seriously Beautiful Shiraz Size::One planted in a clay-limestone soilEven with the recent proliferation of fabulous new red grape styles, it's hard to go past a great Shiraz. Shiraz produces what are arguably the world's greatest red wines. It's Australia most popular red and most wineries make at least one Shiraz, with flavours across red and black fruits, spice, eucalypt, black olives and plums. And in France, where it is called Syrah, this red produces ultra glossy, juicy, black peppered, majestic and robust wines.