Two Hands Coach House Block Shiraz 2007 750ml, Barossa Valley
The 2007 Coach House Block Shiraz is a spicy offering produced by the wine making masters at Two Hands Wines. Produced from Barossa Valley Shiraz, the Coach House Block forms part of the single vineyard label at Two Hands. Drink beyond 2020.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 94 pts - The 2007 Shiraz Coach House Block from Seppeltsfield Road in Greenock was also aged in 50% new oak for 20 months. The aromatics are slightly reticent but reveal aromas of pain grille, pepper, lavender, incense, game, and blueberry. Ripe, sweetly-fruited, and layered, it will benefit from several more years of cellaring and drink well through 2022. - Dec 2009
Wine Spectator - 93 pts - Distinctly spicy, with exotic nutmeg and fenugreek overtones to the black cherry, licorice and cream flavors. Has an airier texture than most Barossa Shiraz, and the flavors just don't quit. Finishes plush and long. Drink now through 2017. 500 cases made. -HS, Oct 15 2009
Expert Reviews
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 94 pts - The 2007 Shiraz Coach House Block from Seppeltsfield Road in Greenock was also aged in 50% new oak for 20 months. The aromatics are slightly reticent but reveal aromas of pain grille, pepper, lavender, incense, game, and blueberry. Ripe, sweetly-fruited, and layered, it will benefit from several more years of cellaring and drink well through 2022. - Dec 2009
Wine Spectator - 93 pts - Distinctly spicy, with exotic nutmeg and fenugreek overtones to the black cherry, licorice and cream flavors. Has an airier texture than most Barossa Shiraz, and the flavors just don't quit. Finishes plush and long. Drink now through 2017. 500 cases made. -HS, Oct 15 2009
