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[Agenor]

I don't think I've ever had a Wolf Blass wine before, but is Grey Label 2018 for $20ea worth a punt?

Wolf Blass Grey Label Shiraz 2018 - Red Wine

There's a reason Wolf Blass are so popular... After a well-planned stint in the cellar, this wine is sitting at a beautiful stage of its life - full of those delicious rich fruits, pepper, spice and chocolate, all slowly developing more decadence with each day of bottle age under cork...

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Yes. I found the Grey Label to be of a great value. $20 is good. I usually prefer the Cab Sav if it is also an option.

 

[JJE]

I can't find any references to the

Parker Estate Abbey Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2021​

anywhere. Is this a Vinomofo special label. (ie their standard Cab with a label just for Vinomofo). Anyone have any views on it - some of the other wines from this Estate get good reveiws

 

[AndrewCowley]

Any thoughts on the 2018 Rolf Binder Selection Shiraz? Seems like it might be a made for VM wine.

 

[Bill Bosworth]

Like the inflated $RRP

I grabbed some of this a few years back. Maybe the 2011. Was underwhelmingly flat for all the claims of being one of NZs finest. Sigh.

 

[Rug]

I grabbed some of this a few years back. Maybe the 2011. Was underwhelmingly flat for all the claims of being one of NZs finest. Sigh.

Does not live up to the hype.
Maybe Coleraine instead for future buys if this is the style you like.

 

[Bill Bosworth]

Does not live up to the hype.
Maybe Coleraine instead for future buys if this is the style you like.

Seems a risk to shell out for NZ #1 bordeaux blend when #2 so shet

 

[Rug]

Seems a risk to shell out for NZ #1 bordeaux blend when #2 so shet

Personally I don't care for either.

 

[redbigot]

I grabbed some of this a few years back. Maybe the 2011. Was underwhelmingly flat for all the claims of being one of NZs finest. Sigh.

I haven't tried any Sophia vintages for many years, but just an observation that 2011 was being flogged in many places for a long time, i.e. with little success and no repeat buys. On The Real Review, every vintage since 2011 has rated 2-5 points higher than the 2011. Perhaps you should not reject the brand/label based on one less than stellar vintage and a bottle that may have had a suspect storage history before you bought it. Of course the cork seal may have also contributed to your unhappy experience.

 

[Bill Bosworth]

I haven't tried any Sophia vintages for many years, but just an observation that 2011 was being flogged in many places for a long time, i.e. with little success and no repeat buys. On The Real Review, every vintage since 2011 has rated 2-5 points higher than the 2011. Perhaps you should not reject the brand/label based on one less than stellar vintage and a bottle that may have had a suspect storage history before you bought it. Of course the cork seal may have also contributed to your unhappy experience.

I fail to see anything the slightest bit iffy in considering a sample of two to be an infallible indicator of a wine.