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100
Points
Penfolds

2021 Penfolds Grange Shiraz

Regular price $850  / 750 mL
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This wine is imported. State import laws allow us to ship this wine to the following states: AK, CA, DC, FL, MA, MN, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NM, NV, OR, SC, TN, WV, and WI.

Tasting Notes

The most powerful expression of Penfolds multi-vineyards, multi-region blending philosophy. Grange is a globally revered masterpiece and officially a Heritage Icon of South Australia – a national treasure, celebrated for its unmatched provenance and enduring legacy of excellence. Crafted utilizing intensely fand structured Shiraz grapes, the results is a unique Australian style that is now recognized as one of the world’s greatest wines. With an unbroken line of vintages from the experimental 1951, Grange clearly demonstrates the synergy between Shiraz and the soils and climates of South Australia.

100
Ken Gargett

"Quite simply, a wow wine. Maroon/black in hue, one simply gets lost in the nose, just endlessly sniffing the most glorious cassis notes, along with black fruits, blueberries, coffee beans, aniseed, mulberries, delicatessen meats, tobacco leaves, plums and graphite. The wine is seamless, intense and immaculate with knife-edge balance. It simply dances with joy. There oak is there, undeniably, but it is so well handled that you almost have to think twice. So complex already, and yet so harmonious and decadent. Silky tannins, bright acidity, the intensity never wavers for an instant and there is incredible length – Rutherglen muscat length. This is as close to a perfect Grange as I can imagine. Fifty years, if you think you can last that long. A Lord-take-me-now wine, if ever there was one. 100 Points."

99
Lisa Cardelli

"This stellar 2021 vintage is composed of 94% Shiraz and 6% Cabernet Sauvignon. It is quiet, whispering gentle whiffs of pure spearmint oil, wild black currant, blackberry, turned earth, new leather, blue violets, bay leaf, red liquorice and that unforgettable smell from inside your best butcher shop. The tannins were dense yet sophisticated and well-built for the long haul. A lot was happening in the centre until the wine decided to regroup, walking quietly, yet with the right amount of confidence, down the long length. It was an engaging wine that evolved slowly, revealing itself gradually rather than all at once. The palate wasn't getting fatigued; instead, it was refreshed and encouraged to continue. A masterful piece that displays its power and class with grace."

    • Technical info
      • Vintage: 2021
      • Alcohol: 14.5%
      • Volume: 750 mL
      • Varietal: Shiraz
      • Brand: Penfolds
      Vintage Notes
      The Barossa Valley’s growing season was influenced by climatic swings. Winter delivered less rainfall than usual, particularly in July, but an unexpectedly wet August improved soil moisture in time for budburst and flowering. McLaren Vale experienced a temperate year, marked by a dry July followed by beneficial spring rains. Warm conditions during budburst and flowering created a promising start. Clare Valley’s winter also saw below-average rainfall, but August rains came to the rescue. Spring and summer temperatures hovered around average, with a few hotter days. The mild conditions experienced by the three regions delivered exceptional parcels of Shiraz, despite some yield challenges
    Technical info
    • Vintage: 2021
    • Alcohol: 14.5%
    • Volume: 750 mL
    • Varietal: Shiraz
    • Brand: Penfolds
    Vintage Notes
    The Barossa Valley’s growing season was influenced by climatic swings. Winter delivered less rainfall than usual, particularly in July, but an unexpectedly wet August improved soil moisture in time for budburst and flowering. McLaren Vale experienced a temperate year, marked by a dry July followed by beneficial spring rains. Warm conditions during budburst and flowering created a promising start. Clare Valley’s winter also saw below-average rainfall, but August rains came to the rescue. Spring and summer temperatures hovered around average, with a few hotter days. The mild conditions experienced by the three regions delivered exceptional parcels of Shiraz, despite some yield challenges