Great Shiraz Full bodied with great depth of flavour yet smooth as silk. Hard to find due it’s popularity and a little pricey but worth it for that special occasion.

My first impression of Squid Ink Shiraz started with the aroma, filled with fruity abundance. Then there is the deep, dark colour. Correct to its name it’s dark almost to a black, with hints of crimson in the correct light. The palate rolls in smooth, so very smooth, like rolling in a Sunday latte. The profile doesn’t change, from beginning to end, it holds its body like a stallion holds its head, high and strong, unwaivering. Recommend highly as an everyday drinker or to accompany any complex pasta dish. One to keep in the rack.

Not hard to see why they call this Squid Ink, dark opaque blood red. Full bodied that leaves a coating of residual red in the empty glass. Loads of berry fruit and dark cherry, plenty of length and a flush of dark chocolate in the tail and subtle oak. Yum. get some.

An+excellent+delicious+Shiraz+with+full+body+and+excellent+flavours.+Apart+from+the+ridiculous+name%2c+everything+to+recommend!

I host a bi-annual wine snobs appreciation dinner and each event everyone who comes much bring a bottle of wine over $50-. It has allowed us to find some truly remarkable wines. Two events ago I brought the d'arenberg Dead Arm Shiraz and it was a 5 star, the last event I brought the Kellermeister Wild Witch Shiraz and it was also a 5 star. This one, while in the exact same category and price range, just doesn't come close to the greatness of the ones listed prior.

I was in their cellar door over the weekend, great experience. I quote someone else's comment on their chalk board "Your wines are like a hug". This is a great wine which demonstrates outstanding quality for a very respectable price. Dark berries, great length, beautiful wine!