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Try These: Robust Reds

Get to know I Am George, the new range of full-bodied red wines perfect for winter

Unapologetic and robust, I AM GEORGE is a bold range of red wines inspired by the legacy of winemaker George Wyndham.

I AM GEORGE brings to life the story of legendary winemaker George Wyndham whose unwavering spirit saw him sailing to an unknown land where he dared to break the rules by planting Shiraz in 1830, becoming the father of Australian Shiraz.

The range includes a Shiraz, Shiraz Cabernet and Cabernet Merlot from South Australian regions, chosen by winemaker Steve Meyer as representations of some of the very best of each of these Australian grapes, best placed to extend the legacy of George. “I AM GEORGE maintains the legacy of George Wyndham with a credible selection that appeals to those who are seeking something extraordinary,” says Steve Meyer, Chief Winemaker – I AM GEORGE.


 

THE WINES

I AM GEORGE Shiraz 2016 – Langhorne Creek

A robust Shiraz showcasing premium fruit from one of Australia’s most prestigious Shiraz regions. Deep vibrant purple in colour with lifted red fruits, choc-mint and vanilla on the nose and bold flavours of blueberry, white chocolate, mint and licorice with velvety tannins.

  • Food match: Oven roasted beef fillet with salsa verde.
  • 5 Stars - 18.5/20, Raymond Chan Wine Reviews

I AM GEORGE Shiraz Cabernet 2016 – Limestone Coast

A smooth blend of Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon that is robust yet stylish. Deep bright plum purple in colour with blackberry, mint and ground spice on the nose and a complex palate of dark chocolate, dark fruits and juicy plum.

  • Food match: Red meat and game dishes.
  • 4 Stars – 18/20, Raymond Chan Wine Reviews

I AM GEORGE Cabernet Merlot 2015 – Limestone Coast

A balanced blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, deep red in colour with purple hues. A heady mix of blackberry, mulberry and spice on the nose, with bold flavours of red fruit and cedar enhanced by fine tannins.

  • Food match: Homemade lasagne or roasted lamb.
  • 4 Stars – 18/20, Raymond Chan Wine Reviews
     

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