Last year Tyrrell’s explained that they
would not release their four acres Shiraz but would declassify it into the below
wine. The question that crosses my mind
is, will this change the feel of the high quality wines that are normally
released from this label? Yes it does as the polished oak that I normally get
from a young version of the Brokenback is already integrated in the 2010 release.
Tyrrell’s Brokenback Shiraz 2010
In 2010, the weather conditions have produced
a medium to light bodied funky wine that expresses itself like a 1st
grader. You remember when you were young
and you were able to convey yourself in any form in art. Finger painting? Yes,
I would love to. Well, what about paper mache? Count me in! This wine sits
beautifully as an outlet for the creative mind as it happily pushes the
boundaries between fragrance and spiciness in a polished yet dirty profile.
Alcohol: 12.9%
Price: $16
Rated: 88
Drink: Now or later
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