Hentley Farm The Beast Shiraz 2017
Barossa Valley
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Product details
The winemaking accents characteristics of the vineyard from vine to bottle, but we also hold close to the wine maker's hearts the belief that wine is to be enjoyed and therefore have worked hard to create an environment conducive to that goal.
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Tasting notes
Rich fruit combines with an array of spices and dark chocolate on this dense nose. Spices and chocolate return in the back to provide the length that competes with the best vintages of this wine.
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How to enjoy
More Information Occasion A Birthday, A Client, A Colleague, A Congratulations, A Friend, A House Warming, A Thank You, Christmas, Dad, Father's Day, Just Because, Mother's Day, Mum Food Pairing Cajun Chicken Serving Temp 15 - 18 degrees Variety Shiraz Region Barossa Valley Vintage 2016 Country Australia Size 750ml Brand Hentley Farm -
Delivery
- Selected from a single block high on the hill, where the soils are shallow and the sunlight is even, you can expect great concentration of flavour and richness
- The wine spent a total of 22 months maturation in oak - no fining or filtration were used in the production
- Traditional Beast tannins line the front of the palate with Christmas pudding and forest berries
Lisa Perrotti-Brown-eRobertParker.com
Vintage 2013 - Deep garnet-purple colored, the 2013 Shiraz The Beast has an earthy/gamey nose with dried mulberries and preserved plums at the core, morphing into spice box, sandalwood and peppery notes. Full-bodied, rich, concentrated and a full-on "beast," as the name suggests, it is actually very delicious and has real depth with many layers coming through on the impressively long finish. Drink 2017-2030
Campbell Mattinson, winecompanion.com.au
Vintage 2014 - The road to intensity is littered with blackberries. This is where wine meets bitumen meets fruit meets oak. It's colossal in its breadth, depth and reach. It's like some prehistoric creature; it will take an awful lot for its magnificence to ever be dimmed; it will live on for as long as you want it to. The road to intensity is littered with blackberries. This is where wine meets bitumen meets fruit meets oak. It's colossal in its breadth, depth and reach. It is like some prehistoric creature; it will take an awful lot for its magnificence to ever be dimmed; it will live on for as long as you want it to.
