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Leasingham Classic Clare sparkling shiraz 2004

Posted on November 5, 2012 by ByronSharp
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90+ points Clare Valley, South Australia. 14% Tonnes of flavour. Quite sweet. Seems very youthful for 6 years. Probably best from 2018.

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Leasingham Magnus Sparkling Shiraz 2004

Posted on December 17, 2010 by ByronSharp
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88 points Clare Valley, South Australia. 14% Bold dark flavoursome, somewhat syrupy. Good wine just building complexity so if you have some wait until 2012. Leasingham vineyards have all been sold to Tim Adams so I suppose this label (started … Continue reading →

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Leasingham Classic Clare Shiraz 1998

Posted on August 23, 2008 by Byron Sharp
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88 points Clare Valley, South Australia. 14% I’m not giving this a high mark given its age.  It features rather classic (‘old school’) aromas of grease-paint which are due to rather heavy handed addition of tartaric acid.  There is a … Continue reading →

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Leasingham 2000 Bin 61 Clare Shiraz

Posted on August 20, 2006 by winedog
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91 points This wine surprised me in that it wasn’t over the top in alcohol and wood as I expected. A ‘cellar release’ from Dan Murphy’s it had the right combination of Shiraz starting to develop layered complexity, almost a … Continue reading →

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Review – Leasingham Classic Clare Sparkling Shiraz 1995

Posted on January 18, 2005 by ByronSharp
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91 points From Clare Valley, South Australia. Truly an Australian classic. Sparkling Burgundy as many Australian’s still call it has to be one of Australia’s best kept secrets. This wine is a gorgeous rich spicey sparkling Shiraz. Lovely degree of … Continue reading →

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Ancient Barossa Tasting

Posted on June 22, 2011 by ByronSharp
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So other than the curious Moorooroo white how did the other wines go? Well, what I suspect might have been the wine of the evening, an Orlando Shiraz 1966, a sort of winemaker’s wine, an experiment, not a brand…. turned … Continue reading →

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Note: point scores inevitably take some account of price (a $10 wine that scores 90 is not quite the same as a $100 wine that scores 90 pnts).

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