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Teusner The Wark Family Shiraz 2013

Teusner The Wark Family Shiraz 2013

Barossa Valley, Australia

Price: $20

Rating: 95

Source: Cellar

Description: Impenetrable, inky black colour. Dark fruit and menthol on the nose. The palate was intense, rich and spicy with firm tannins. A powerful wine but not overblown.

Tasting date: 16 October 2018



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