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words: RObeRTa muIR; TWITTeR @RObeRTamuIR<br />

events /// profiles /// food /// drinks /// places /// style<br />

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2011 Logan Weemala Pinot<br />

5 Noir (Orange, NSW) Pinot<br />

noir's a notoriously tricky grape,<br />

so it's hard to find a good one<br />

under AU$30. Bright cherry<br />

red with aromas of red cherry,<br />

strawberry and thyme and flavours<br />

of red berries with an earthy<br />

complexity make this a very<br />

drinkable wine. RRP AU$17.<br />

2010 Primo & Co The Tuscan<br />

6 Shiraz Sangiovese (Tuscany,<br />

Italy) Made in Italy by South<br />

Australian winemaker Joe Grilli,<br />

savoury sangiovese tempers the<br />

fruitiness of shiraz to create a<br />

smooth soft red. RRP AU$28.<br />

8<br />

mount Langhi Ghiran 2009<br />

7 Cliff edge Shiraz (Grampians,<br />

VIC) An attractive dark garnet<br />

red in colour, it has dark cherry,<br />

blueberry and hints of roasted<br />

coffee on the nose with refreshing<br />

blueberry, spice and savoury<br />

complexity on the palate to finish.<br />

RRP AU$30.<br />

Kilikanoon Prodigal Grenache<br />

8 2009 (Clare Valley, Sa)<br />

Old, low-yielding vines and small<br />

oak casks produce an intensely<br />

perfumed example of how good<br />

grenache can be. Cherries, dark<br />

chocolate and spice lead to a soft<br />

finish. RRP AU$30.<br />

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