Tim Adams Schaefer Shiraz 2014
Product code: 00074481- Country: Australia
- Region: Australia
- Sub-Region: Australia
Information
- Colour: Red
- Grape variety: Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mataro
- Vintage: 2014
- Bottle Size: 75cl
- ABV: 14.5%
- Closure: Screwcap
Named after the Schaefer family, the original custodians of this unique vineyard that continues to produce elegant and rich fruit year after year. Twenty-four months in new French oak provides chocolate, spice and balance to the wine, which is dominated by dark red cherries, plums and red berry aromas and ?avours.
Tim Adams
Tim Adams Wines is a family owned and operated winery in the beautiful Clare Valley, South Australia. Their wines reflect the rich soil of the region – elegant, balanced. Now, if you think all South…You may also like
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