Harewood Estate Shiraz Cabernet 2020

Review: Harewood Estate Shiraz Cabernet 2020

Let’s get back into the sample pile, hey?

I always feel like Harewood has a split personality – delicate, terroir-focused Riesling on the one hand, ripe, ‘are you sure these are from the cool part of WA?’ style reds on the other.

This Harewood Estate Shiraz Cabernet 2020 is a perfect case in point. It’s a ripe, plump, oak-forward, choc berry with saturated plum and fruit cake ripeness. It’s hardly subtle or regional (although there is a little pepper steak Great Southern lift), but this is such a chunky mouthful of dark red flavour.

A bargain, regardless.

Best drinking: no hurry, will still be alive in five years. 17/20, 90/100. 14.5%, $22. Harewood Estate website. Would I buy it? A glass for sure.

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Andrew Graham was once voted the 23rd most trusted wine critic on the planet. A WCA Journalism Young Gun now old hack with 25yrs as a buyer, judge, journalist, marketer and too much more.

One response to “Review: Harewood Estate Shiraz Cabernet 2020”

  1. Without a doubt, up there with the best GS wineries visited in our extended campervan trip over West some years ago.

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