Although the Shiraz grape has its roots in the French regions of Côte Rotie and Hermitage, Australia has embraced it and made it a national symbol. What makes Shiraz so special in Australia? Its ability to thrive in warm, dry climates and its resilience to the country's sometimes intense temperatures. Even in the least fertile soils, Shiraz seems to feel at home. Oxford Landing has recognized this unique quality and planted its vineyards with this robust grape. Their Shiraz is a fusion of craftsmanship and the grape's natural affection for the Australian terroir.
What makes this red wine so beloved? Simply put, its seductive allure. Both the dedicated Shiraz connoisseur and the occasional wine taster are captivated by its charm. Upon opening the bottle, a bouquet of fresh plums and dark cherries greets you. Give it another sniff, and you'll be treated to subtle notes of white pepper and delicate violets. A sip reveals a rich palette of flavors: juicy blackberries, ripe plums, decadent chocolate, warm spices, and a hint of wood. Every sip beckons you back, right down to the last drop. The Oxford Landing Shiraz isn't just a wine; it's an experience you'll want to relive again and again.
