Rolf Binder, Heysen Shiraz Brut Zero but in the long run

but in the long run

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yet I suspect it will be even better with a year or two in bottle and should drink brilliantly through 2031

plum preserves

Whiffs of mineral reduction and matchstick are present on the cool and airy aromas of pear and acacia blossom

Rolf Binder, Heysen Shiraz Brut Zero but in the long runA more perplexing offering, the 1998 Shiraz Heysen displays plenty of kirsch and blackberry fruit as well as hints of Chinese black tea, meat, and roasted herbs presented in a rich, full bodied, impressively endowed style. It should evolve for a decade or more. This is the home estate of Rolf Binder, one of the most talented winemakers in South Australia. As the tasting notes indicate, these wines are holding up beautifully.