Grant Burge Shadrach Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 (3x75cl OCC)

Australia
Cabernet Sauvignon
Petit Verdot
Merlot
ABV 14.5
Zalto Denk'Art Bordeaux Glass

Stuart McCloskey, tasted August 2025 “Glorious colour – deep, and glossy with a touch of orange bricking, which gives the slightest hint of its age. The perfume is like a double-bass. So deep and powerful. A colossus. Distinctly minty at first and then the fruits flood through the gates – cassis, damson, blackcurrant, mulberry meld with eucalyptus, white pepper, and cedar. At this stage – primary fruits dominate along with a smidgeon of bay leaf, graphite, new leather and freshly shucked oyster – lovely ozone lift on the finish. The palate is a dreamboat – silky smooth in texture and wonderfully opulent. Graphite infused black fruits flood every facet. The spicing is sweet and adds another layer to the complexity. Immensely powerful, this feels very exotic and throbs with energy. So pure… Hints of liquorice emerge with more time with the wine along with a pang of blood orange. Absolutely divine. In many ways – this reminds me of Penfolds Bin 707. The power, the density, and the sheer quality. Serve now (decant for a few hours and then sit with it all evening) to 2040.”

*Each bottle is housed in a smart presentation case (as per the photo)*

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