Torbreck Run Rig 2003

Torbreck Run Rig 2003

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  • Robert Parker rating 99
  • Vinous rating 94
Torbreck Run Rig 2003
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HED4813

75 cl

14.5%
£150.00
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Torbreck Run Rig 2003 is a red wine crafted from a blend of Shiraz and Viognier, hailing from the Barossa Valley. This vintage displays characteristics shaped by a particularly warm growing season, contributing to a rich and layered profile. Aromas of dark fruit, leather and graphite emerge, indicating a transition into more evolved tertiary notes. The palate presents a formidable structure, with a mineral-dominated finish that suggests both longevity and slow development.
94 Vinous
(includes 5% viognier) Inky violet. Explosively aromatic nose offers the full range of red and black fruits, along with notes of candied violet, cinnamon, mace, star anise and exotic tobacco. Hugely concentrated and velvety but also remarkably precise and energetic, with very pure flavors of blackberry, boysenberry, plum preserve and kirsch Ripe, explosive and deep on the back; as rich and sweet as this is, it's not at all thick or cloying. A real balancing act of power and purity. The tannins are completely buffered by the wine's sheer concentration of fruit. I'd give this at least five years of cellaring to gain in complexity. As impressive to my palate as the superb 2002 version.Josh Raynolds1st July 2006

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