£5.52
Ideal for enjoying with meals, McGuigan Black Label Shiraz is a rich and spicy red wine sourced from Australian vineyards.
- Features rich flavours of ripe plum, blackberry, and spice with a smooth finish.
- With an alcohol content of 12.5%, it offers a balanced taste.
- Perfect for pairing with tomato-based Italian dishes and red meats.
- Produced by McGuigan Wines, a renowned Australian winemaker.
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This Shiraz has rich flavours of ripe plum, blackberry and spice with a smooth finish.
Wine of South Eastern Australia.
Country of origin: Australia. Package type: Glass Bottle. Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites.
With over 100 years of winemaking experience, McGuigan Wines was founded to celebrate 'The Love of Wine'. A driving force in the Hunter Valley, its founders ensured winemaking was a lifestyle, bringing the world some of the finest Australian wines.
The fruit is selected from vineyards in the Riverland, Murray Darling & Limestone Coast regions. The climate is hot with high evaporation rates and generally low rainfall.
Alcohol by volume: 12.5%. Serving suggestions: It is perfect with most dishes, especially tomato-based Italian and red meats.
Vinification details: The fruit was crushed and de-stemmed to varying sizes and styles of red fermenters where the fruit was fermented on oak at cooler temperatures for 5-7 days.
