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Mountadam Vineyards Eden Valley Shiraz 2016

Mighty Mountadam Shiraz with 95 points ... made in a "considered fashion" (Halliday)
Red - Full Bodied
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Mountadam Vineyards Eden Valley Shiraz
Wine file
Red - Full Bodied
14.5% ABV
8.59 Units
750.00 ml
31 December, 2030
Wine Summary
Mountadam was founded in 1972 by the late David Wynn for his winemaking son, Adam. Brie y owned by Cape Mentelle, the estate was bought in 2005 by David Brown and family. Under Helen McCarthy, winner of several Young Winemaker of the Year awards it’s built a name for wines of elegance and structure. <i> “The higher alcohol of this wine than that of its Five-Fifty sibling rounds the palate and delivers its message in a more considered fashion. There are layers of sombre black fruits, licorice and cracked pepper, tannins and oak following the trail set by the fruit ... 95 points” </i> (Halliday).