Me and all family loves this wine, we’ve tried almost every products of Torbreck in red, Struie is the best overall at this price and even worth than this price. We think it’s much better taste than Penfolds 389, the silky taste , strong flavour , colour, I’ll give it a 98 pt. We drink it almost a bottle a day, very addicted to it

This is a magnificent wine for the price silky smooth with plenty of flavour. I have tried a lot of more expensive wines that don't come close to this. My only advice is drink very slowly each sip will impress more and more. A great wine for the price.

Clear, dark purple colour with a ruby hue. Dark berries and chocolate type characters dominate the nose and palate. This wine is medium to full bodied. Tannins are velvity and are well integrated with the acidity giving the wine an elegant structure. Such pleasant silky smooth viscosity on the palate, which comes as a result of a winemaking process called batonage; or the stirring of lees whilst in barrel prior to bottling the wine. So smooth with no overpowering alcohol or fruit richness. A harmonious drop seducing you from the very first moment you pop the cork, this wine is magic in your mouth. A great Christmas or Birthday present.

I rarely buy a $40+ wine but this was so good. Well balanced, full bodied Shiraz, well worth the price. I just hope I can keep my other bottle of it long enough for a special occasion.

Both the Struie and its little brother the Woodcutters Shiraz from Torbreck are great wines - rich, velvety, oaky with a smooth finish. The latter has great punch for its price and the former will reward the extra expense with a beautiful wine I consider on par with with some $100+ wines I have enjoyed.