Too sweet. I love their wines, but not this one. no or low n alcohol wines, especially Shiraz is awful if sweet.

A masterclass in abstinence, this Barossa Shiraz greets you with aromas of crushed dignity and faint whispers of grape that once dreamt of being wine. On the palate, it delivers notes of watered-down resolve, interlaced with a tannic echo of what could have been and faint whiffs of a life carefully curated through a series of missteps. The mouthfeel is impressively absent, with a finish so long it feels like a rehearsal for eternity. Not so much a wine as a reminder that life is finite and dreams occasionally happen when you're sleeping. A respectable 5 (out of 1,000).

I only buy this for cooking as I cook for children.

When will someone make a non alcoholic Shiraz that doesn’t drink like cordiale, there are smart people out there

Tried this wine as part if my dry July ,honestly the worst wine I have ever tasted ,I purchased this as it as quality brand but very disappointed. Would not recommend to anyone .

Not the worst zero alcohol red wine I've had but still terrible. Just tastes like a grape juice concentrate rather than a gone off grape juice concentrate.