Bulletin Place Shiraz 2006

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Purchase Bulletin Place Shiraz 2006

"Over the past few years, this wine has won great acclaim in the USA and been the subject of many favourable press reviews. It is a black fruited wine with soft tannins and mouth filling flavours: a great food wine particularly with red meat, pasta or pizza." - The Evans Wine Co (exporter)

Cheese Pairings: Sharp Cheddar, Gouda, Stilton

Food Pairings: Steak, Grilled Meats

Purchase Bulletin Place Shiraz 2006

Vintage: 2006

Region: Australia

Lifespan: Drink now

Grape: Shiraz/Syrah

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