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McWilliam's
Mount Pleasant Classic Shiraz
| Awards | Tasting
Notes |
Hunter
Valley Shiraz is arguably one of Australia’s
best food wines, and the Mount Pleasant
Classic Shiraz is one of the best examples.
Its earthy, easy drinking style makes
it the perfect match to any drinking
occasion.
Following
crushing, this wine is cold soaked for 24 hours.
The must is inoculated with a
selected yeast and the ferment drained and
returned twice daily. Mid way through fermentation
the cap is headed down to ensure maximum extraction
of colour and flavour. The wine is pressed
just before completion of fermentation so primary
fermentation can be completed in barrel. Both
French and American oak is used in the fermentation
and maturation stages to ensure maximum complexity.
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Try
this wine with...
Roasted
Duck Breast, Kumera Mash, Green Peppercorn & Shiraz
jus; Veal and Porcini
Ragu Spaghettini. |
Chef
Peter Howard |
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Tasting
Notes 
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Vintage |
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| 2004 |
Tasting
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