Two Hands Picture Series Gnarly Dudes Shiraz 2021 0.75 L Flasche

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14,5 Vol. Barossa Valley
- Notizen des Weinguts: Taste our wine, have fun with it and watch the smiles around the table grow. Warmth, vitality and generosity is the name of our game. MATURATION: The wine was matured for 12 months in French oak, 13 new, and the remainder in one to six year old puncheons and hogsheads. All batches were kept separate and blended just prior to bottling.
- 92 Punkte Halliday Wine Companion, Dave Brookes: he name here pays homage to gnarled bush vines of the Barossa, famous across the globe. Deep saturated red-purple hue, there is a distinct ginger-spice aspect to the plush black plum and black cherry fruit on display here. There is an array of spice too, with hints of dark chocolate and a plume of mulberry lift. Great fruit concentration, fine ripe tannin and a tight acid line drives things along nicely .
- 92 Punkte Wine Enthusiast: There are black pepper, cherry and chocolate vibes to start here. They lead to a palate that's big but surprisingly fresh thanks to a lift of tangy acidity, which brightens fruit and softens tannins . It's no wallflower, but its power is reined in, allowing the fruit and site character to shine. Drink now and over the next seven to eight years.
- 91 Punkte James Suckling: Fruity nose of baked cherries, ripe mulberries and blackcurrants. Some black licorice. Full-bodied with ripe tannins. Silky and lightly jammy . Drink now. Screw cap.
- 90 Punkte Parkers WINE ADVOCATE, Erin Larkin: This 2021 Gnarly Dudes Shiraz is aptly named, and shows the earthy side of the Barossa in the glass. The 2021 season was cool, and a welcome reprieve from the low-yielding, warm couple of vintages that preceded it. As such, this wine is a little slower to emerge from its shell and will really benefit from a further year in bottle. Smart, though. Über die PICTURES SERIES: Two Hands: Every wine in the Picture Series has its own inspiration, our own take on popular culture. With some old school polaroid imagery by friend and photographer Don Brice and a quirky back label descriptor, the aim is to bring a smile to your face when you pick up the bottle, reminding you that wines should be approachable and of course fun. ;