YANGARRA

Yangarra Shiraz 2020

Bottle Size

75CL

Rating

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Yangarra Shiraz 2020

HK$258

About The Wine

From the old-world Rhone Syrah to the South Australian red sweetheart, Shiraz evolves once again in the sandy soils of Blewitt Springs. Sourced from six unique blocks over 47 hectares on our elevated site, the elegant Yangarra Shiraz is shaped by its connection to the sand and ironstone soils that overlie the ancient North Maslin Sands geological formation beneath. Prepare for the unexpected.

Region

MCLAREN VALE , Australia

Grape

Shiraz/Syrah

Features

Biodynamic

Type

Red Wine

Body

Full-Bodied

Sweetness

Dry

Food Match

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Beef

Lamb

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