Sunday, October 16, 2011

Peter Lehmann Stonewell Barossa Shiraz 2002

Variety: 100% Shiraz
Country of origin: Australia
Wine appellation: Barossa valley
Vintage: 2002
Alcohol content: 14.5%
Residual sugar: 1.9g/l
Acidity: 6.29g/l
Color: black with garnet meniscus
Bouquet: dominant vanilla tones underpinned by canned blackberries, concentrated forest fruits marmalade
Taste: full body, vanilla tones with aroma of blackberries and  black chocolate,  nice pepperness, velvety tannins, long lingering finish
Recommended food pairing: sirloin 
Overall score: 89
Price: CZK 1200 on the web
Stopper: cork
Interesting to drink the wine after one year. Last time I tasted the wine was more than year and half ago here, where you can find the pictures of the bottle. It is amazing that after so many years in bottle the wine is completely black. The taste is almost the same as on the previous tasting, it seems more smooth and aroma of vanilla is surprisingly stronger. I score it the same 89.

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