2022 Penfolds St Henri Shiraz
The elegant alter ego to Grange.
$139.99
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| Lunn Ave Cellar Door and Click & Collect |
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Further Information
| Brand | Penfolds |
|---|---|
| Region | South Australia |
| Varietal | Shiraz |
| Size | 750ml |
| Vintage | 2022 |
| Country | Australia |
Description
Deep crimson. Intense dark cherry, blackberry, roasted walnut, mocha/ praline, hint wax varnish aromas. Beautifully concentrated dark cherry, blackberry pastille, dark chocolate flavours, superb slinky firm bittersweet tannins, lovely inky density and well-integrated fresh acidity. Claret-firm at the finish. A classical St Henri. A great follow up to the stellar 2021 vintage. Outstanding. Drink now – 2048 14.5% alc 98 points
98/100, Andrew Caillard MW
I vividly remember trying a 1971 St Henri when I worked in a retail store in Sydney and it knocked my socks off. I've been besotted with the wine every since. Deep magenta-splashed crimson in the glass, with fruit notes of satsuma plum, blackberry, blueberry and boysenberry. Hints of olive tapenade, baking spices, tea cake, roasting meats, earth and dark chocolate. Considerable fruit depth as it unfurls on the palate, with a ferrous edge to the tannin profile providing ample support. The wine finishes long, balanced and true. It's not quite up to the lofty heights of the '21 release but, man, it's not far off.
96/100, Halliday Wine Companion
98/100, Andrew Caillard MW
I vividly remember trying a 1971 St Henri when I worked in a retail store in Sydney and it knocked my socks off. I've been besotted with the wine every since. Deep magenta-splashed crimson in the glass, with fruit notes of satsuma plum, blackberry, blueberry and boysenberry. Hints of olive tapenade, baking spices, tea cake, roasting meats, earth and dark chocolate. Considerable fruit depth as it unfurls on the palate, with a ferrous edge to the tannin profile providing ample support. The wine finishes long, balanced and true. It's not quite up to the lofty heights of the '21 release but, man, it's not far off.
96/100, Halliday Wine Companion
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