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Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021

Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021
Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021
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Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021

SKU: BMBS202110 UCAU
15 Plus Years
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At the time owned by Rod McGeoch and Deeta Colvin (Now Iain Riggs & Sally Margan) this tough dry land vineyard produces excellent Hunter Valley Shiraz

With the quirky named; the land was supposedly bought for a lady friend of one of Pokolbin’s early landowners.

Sourced from a premium private cellar

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Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021

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Tasting Notes

Brokenwood Mistress Block Shiraz 2021 is a distinctive Hunter Valley Shiraz from a tough, dry-land vineyard in Pokolbin, showcasing the regional character and individuality of this renowned Australian wine region.

The uniquely named Mistress Block has a memorable history, with the land reportedly purchased for a lady friend of one of Pokolbin’s early landowners. Once associated with Rod McGeoch and Deeta Colvin, and now owned by Iain Riggs and Sally Margan, the vineyard has a strong connection to the Hunter Valley wine community.

Its challenging dry-land conditions are ideally suited to producing expressive Shiraz with depth, structure and a clear sense of place. This premium 2021 Hunter Valley red wine offers a compelling opportunity to experience a distinctive Brokenwood release, sourced from a premium private cellar.

About this Wine

Brokenwood

What began in 1970 as a weekend winemaking project in the Hunter Valley for three Sydney solicitors has gone on to become one of Australia’s most iconic wineries. Established by none other than James Halliday, Tony Albert, and John Beeston, Brokenwood started out as a part-time passion but bigger things beckoned and over the years, Brokenwood has boasted a roll call of winemakers to boot, notably current chief winemaker and managing director, Iain Riggs, who joined the team in 1982.

Iain shook things up on his arrival, introducing new winery equipment and the first white wines to the Brokenwood portfolio. Since then, Brokenwood’s reputation as a white winemaker has come to equal its one as a red wine producer, with its flagship ILR Reserve Semillon and Graveyard Vineyard Shiraz highly sought after around the world.

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