Thorn-Clarke Shotfire Barossa Quartage 2018
Barossa Valley
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James Halliday Wine Companion, (93 Points)Melbourne International Wine Show, (Double Gold Medal)Korea Wine Challenge, (Gold Medal)Mundus Vini, (Silver Medal)Ballarat Wine Show, (Silver Medal)New Zealand international Wine Show, (Silver Medal)Royal Perth Wine Show, (Bronze Medal)James Suckling, (92 Points)Berliner Wine Trophy, (Gold Medal)
Thorn-Clarke is an icon of the Barossa and Eden Valleys. Its vineyards date back to the 1850s, the wines win awards galore and the cellar regularly earns 5 Stars from James Halliday. Quartage is a rich Bordeaux blend with bold smoky black fruit.
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Wine Details
- Red - Full Bodied
Australia- Very Deep Ruby
- Cabernet-based blend
- 10.88 Units
- Vegan
- 14.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 01 March 2028
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Silky blueberry and blackberry fruit, ripe textured tannins, smoky oak
Aroma
Earthy, ripe blackberry, plum, cherry and liquorice spice
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Wine
Robert Parker in Wine Advocate said: “This is one of my go-to wineries for top values from the Barossa Valley.” Still 100% family owned, the winery's name stems from the partnership of two related clans, Thorn and Clarke. Their first ancestor, William Randell, stepped onto Aussie soil in 1837, aged 13, just 10 months after the colony of Australia had been founded. Leap 160 years and in 1998, the families recognised the exceptional quality of their grapes and decided to invest in a winery. Numerous awards speak volumes for quality. Their Shotfire range pays tribute to the poor worker who set light to the charge in the gold mine, in the hope of revealing treasure! This is an intense blend of Cabernets, Merlot and Malbec, aged in French oak.
Robert Parker in Wine Advocate said: “This is one of my go-to wineries for top v
Rich; earthy elements with dried red fruit, leaves, blackcurrants, gentle spice and blueberries
James Suckling
Critic, 92 points
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