Torbreck The Steading Barossa Valley Red 2020 (Australia) Rated 94JS

James Sucklingl Review
Rated 94
Lots of blue fruits, graphite and black pepper here. Hints of crushed stone. Fresh and vivid. Fine tannins run through the center palate and set it up nicely. Medium body. Creamy finish. 65% grenache, 20% shiraz, and 15% mataro. Partial whole bunch. Drink or hold.

Wine Tasting Notes
This wine reflects the up & coming Shiraz vineyards of the Barossa, rather than the battle hardened old vines which make up the core of our other cuvee's. Full of deep, dark berry fruit, the vintage is one of the richest and most complex Woodcutter's of recent years. Rich, opulent fruit with a wonderful freshness and balance. An incredible deep, central core of dark fruit gives way to an intense textural mid palate full of cassis, plum, spice and dark chocolate. Whilst offering immense pleasure in its youth the Woodcutter's Shiraz will certainly develop into an impressive wine with 7 - 10 years in the cellar. Another fantastic introduction to the Torbreck range.

Alcohol 15.0%