Lyndoch Valley Shiraz (2005)

Lyndoch Valley Shiraz 2005This lovely Lyndoch Valley Shiraz comes from the Southeastern region of Australia. I wonder if this is a relatively hot climate — perhaps Peter (a reader from Sydney) will be able to answer this for me. This is full-bodied, tannic and very fruity without the typical black pepper character that I am used to in a shiraz. The finish is rich and chocolaty. Delicious and definitely a wine I would purchase again and again.

Tom: This Lyndon Valley is a very interesting shiraz: peppery, but softer and milder tasting than some Australian shirazes. It’s fruity but not as fruit forward as some. Quite nice.

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10 Responses to “Lyndoch Valley Shiraz (2005)”

  1. Peter Says:

    This wine is from the Barossa Valley in South Australia. This part of the country, like much of California, enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot,dry summers and cool wet winters. Some of these wines can be hard to find in Sydney so I’m amazed to see you’ve tried it in Michigan.

  2. Tom & Melody Says:

    How interesting! We must have been at the right place at the right time to find this wine. It was really, really good. Thanks for answering the climate question, Peter.

  3. Rusty Pauley Says:

    I received this wine as part of a Wine Of The Month Club membership. I just loved it! I am now on a quest to find a case of it!

  4. Tom & Melody Says:

    Great to hear, Rusty! Please let us know how you do in your search!

  5. Caribe Traveller Says:

    Rusty,
    You may be able to find this wine at http://www.4seasonswine.com. I just purchased a case from them.

  6. Tom & Melody Says:

    Thank you Caribe Traveller!

  7. Chris Says:

    I received a bottle of the Lyndoch Valley wine also from the 4Seasons wine club and can no longer find it. If anyone has any suggestions as to where I can purchase please help.

    Thank you.

  8. barbara hart Says:

    I purchased a bottle of this wine somewhere in MN & loved it &
    can’t seem to rediscover where I purchased it. Any suggestions?


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