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    Mount Pleasant

    Mount Pleasant Maurice O’Shea Shiraz 1999

    Bottle Size
    75CL
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    RP
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    WS
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    JH
    James Halliday
    BC
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    JS
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    BH
    Burghound
    JH
    91

    Regular Price:$2,088

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    Mount Pleasant Maurice O’Shea Shiraz 1999

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    About The Wine
    Region
    Grape
    Shiraz/Syrah
    Type
    Body
    Medium-Bodied
    Sweetness
    Dry
    Food Match
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    Lamb
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