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Honeymoon Vineyard Shiraz 2014 Review – Aged Adelaide Hills Red with Measured Power
Ten years on, this small-production Shiraz from Honeymoon Vineyard still holds shape. Grown in Echunga, Adelaide Hills, the fruit comes from a cool-climate vineyard at 410–420m elevation on red ironstone clay—its sunny northeast-facing slope often likened to Côte Rôtie in ripening profile.
Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review – Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa
Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review – Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa The Julius Shiraz 2022 from Z WINE presents itself as a bold Barossa release, basket-pressed and sitting at 14.5% ABV. The deep maroon and gold label suggests confidence and weight, setting expectations for plush fruit and warmth. What emerges in the glass,…
Aesop Reverence Aromatique Hand Balm Review – Stark, Scented, and Built to Work
Dusty blue tube, dry earth inspiration, and a balm that doesn’t ask to be liked. Aesop Reverence Aromatique Hand Balm isn’t here to charm—it’s here to work.
Elderton Barossa Shiraz 2021: Rich, Round, and Ready Now
A bold Barossa Shiraz with a heritage name behind it, Elderton’s 2021 expression walks the line between classic richness and structured restraint. Tasted on a rainy winter afternoon, it felt seasonally perfect—deep-hued, brooding, and slow to reveal its character. This isn’t one that rushes to impress. It invites patience—and food.