AUD$15 from Dan Murphy’s. This cheap Grenache Syrah blend serves as a nice contrast against the 2011 Luberon. Deeper colour with more concentration of fruit. Intense ruby colour with a purple rim. Soft perfume, youthful aromas of dark berry fruit and mulberry bush. A rough silk texture, high acidity with a good load of dry, sappy tannins. 14% alc. Intense rich flavours of plum, blackberries, a touch of Provencial herb and sweet anise. Have with Moroccan spiced lamb cutlets. Drink now – 2020. 91/100.
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