Dark Corner Durif Shiraz 2024
South Eastern Australia
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As Black Stump fans will attest, we led the charge for Aussie Durif in the UK and we’re always on the lookout for exciting new releases. Enter Dark Corner, a weighty Durif Shiraz from one of Australia’s most successful, family-owned wineries.
£13.99 per bottle
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Wine Details
- Red - Full Bodied
Australia- Inky Dark Crimson
- Durif-based blend
- 10.5 Units
- Vegan
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2029
- Packaging Pioneer
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Masses of spicy black fruit, liquorice and a hint of violets
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
As you’d expect from a wine dominated by Durif, this is a big red. It was originally crafted in the darkest corner of the cellar. Why? Because it was the special project of rising-star winemaker David Joeky and he didn’t want anyone to take a look or taste it until he was absolutely ready. So every evening, after the rest of the crew had left, David would retire to the furthest corner of the cellar, where he’d stationed his special tanks of dark, spicy Durif and ripest, peppery Shiraz. Now the wine has a proven track record, he’s a little less shy of his ‘blinder of a blend’. It’s full of gloriously ripe, liquorice- and spice-scented fruit with an underlying note of oak. Smooth enough to sip solo and even better with hearty red meat dishes.
As you’d expect from a wine dominated by Durif, this is a big red. It was originally crafted in the darkest corner of the cellar. Why? Because it was the special project of rising-star winemaker David Joeky and he didn’t want anyone to take a look or taste it until he was absolutely ready. So every evening, after the rest of the crew had left, David would retire to the furthest corner of the cellar, where he’d stationed his special tanks of dark, spicy Durif and ripest, peppery Shiraz. Now the wine has a proven track record, he’s a little less shy of his ‘blinder of a blend’. It’s full of gloriously ripe, liquorice- and spice-scented fruit with an underlying note of oak. Smooth enough to sip solo and even better with hearty red meat dishes.
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