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Cape Indaba’s Shiraz is made in a style that showcases the peppery/smoky richness of the grape. Cape Indaba purchases the fruit for this 100% Shiraz from some of the best growers and finest vineyards in the Western Cape (Western Cape is a ‘Wine of Origin’, what we know as an Appellation). Its aromas of red berries and cherries flow into a light-bodied, rich mouthful of spicy, well-structured, robust fruit. Silky smooth tannins and a swath of vanilla on the finish complete the wine. Robert Parker...
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Has some lightweight, candied plum fruit, and a little meaty note on the finish.
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A very appealing wine, made in a style that showcases the peppery/smoky richness of the varietal. Soft, well integrated flavors of oak with sweet plums and blackberry fruits. Spicy undertones add to the complexity and elegance of this wine.
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Last August (in issue 178) I wrote about the wines of Indaba ? launched in 1996 ? as ?truly mind-boggling values,? and I?m not only happy but, frankly, relieved to be able to say that the latest releases (or at least, the white wines among them) live up to that billing. Enjoy any of these wines over the next 6-9 months. The Indaba 2008 Merlot is a let-down in comparison with the rest of their latest crop, as there is a rather stubborn hint of reduction and cooked-spinach to which a sense of superficial...
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Fresh and forward, with lively black cherry and white pepper notes followed by an easygoing finish.
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Indaba Shiraz
Fresh, juicy and lively flavors of ripe blackberry, blueberry and dark chocolate, with hints of white pepper, licorice and spice. Makes a perfect partner for bacon cheeseburgers, grilled sausages, hearty pasta dishes, and lamb chops.
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- Now that it has adopted a multi-racial attitude, and now that the world has embraced its government and its exports, South Africa has become a major wine producer. Unfortunately, South Africa has had a difficult time joining the ranks of competitive winemaking countries. During the anti-apartheid sanctions in the 1980s, South African wine was dealt the huge blow when it was removed from the international market, and for political reasons it was quite difficult for wine producers to market wine...
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Deep purple red colour; aromas of black plum, liquorice, coffee and raspberry; dry, medium to full bodied, with ripe berry fruit flavours and a hint of spice on the long finish.
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Indaba Shiraz 2008 Wine Get 1 cent shipping on $99. Enter code THANKYOU before 7/17/09.
This fresh, juicy Shiraz flaunts lively flavors of ripe blackberry, blueberry and dark chocolate, with hints of white pepper, licorice and spice. It makes a perfect partner for bacon cheeseburgers, grilled sausages, hearty pasta dishes, and lamb chops.
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2008 Indaba Shiraz - South Africa Western Cape Shiraz Red Wine
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