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Bishop Shiraz, Ben Glaetzer

Bishop Shiraz

Description

All Shiraz, all from the Ebenezer section of the northern Barossa, the Bishop Shiraz is a super value in the context of Barossa, and Australian Shiraz in general. Matured in only 5% new oak hogsheads, it delivers bountiful cherry and raspberry fruit, accented by hints of mocha and cola. It’s medium to full-bodied, plump and juicy, fruity and lush, but reined in by firm, savory tannins on the long, mouthwatering finish. It should drink well for up to a decade.

£34.95

Quantity Available: 12 or more

Product Code: S9770

Country
Australia
Region
Barossa Valley
Vintage
2021
Alcohol Vol
14.5%
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
screwcap
Vegan
YES
Vegetarian
YES

Grape Varieties

Shiraz

Producer Details

The Glaetzer family has been part of the Barossa Valley and its viticulture history since 1888. After 30 years of winemaking, Colin Glaetzer established the family winery to create limited quantities of super premium Barossa Valley red wines. Today Colin's son Ben makes unique and elegant wines which are regarded as classics and unmistakably Barossan.

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