Informações de produto

A adega
Tipo
Tinto
Colheita
2021
Álcool
15.0% vol.
Variedade
100% Shiraz
Origem
Barossa Valley

Avaliação dos peritos

James Suckling:

Lovely ripened blackberries and raspberries. Al dente. Full-bodied yet so refined and focused with crisp acidity and ultra-fine, creamy tannins. Succulent and crunchy but focused and structured. Bright and purposeful. Drink after 2024 but already hard to hold back. Screw cap.

Wine Enthusiast:

Dense and chocolaty, this opens with classic blackberry, blood-plum and black-pepper characters. It's a big wine but not a hefty one. Savory, fine tannins are comparatively gentle, allowing the fruit flavor to shine. Balanced and focused, it offers drinkability now when paired with protein. 

The Wine Advocate:

Ever the reliable wine in the Torbreck lineup (challenged only by the beauty of the Steading, but nevertheless), the Woodcutters has tightened up over time. My first introduction to it almost 10 years ago recalls a plush, full-bodied wine that delivered all the Barossa feels and flavors that one could possibly hope for. These days, and today specifically, the 2021 Woodcutter's Shiraz is tight and tense, with black brooding fruit set to a rigging of firm, savory tannins. The oak is subliminal in this wine, leaving only the tannins to shape the fruit. Really handled well. Impressive. (Erin Larkin)