ON-167189
Dandelion Vineyards Lionheart Of The Barossa Shiraz 2011
Shiraz
South Australia, Australia
LCBO# 167189
0V
8989
$19.95
Critic Reviews (4)
David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

The label is festooned with award decals, and I understand what turned the judges crank. It is not a deep and...

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Sara d'Amato
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Sara d'Amato

Notes of cassis and eucalyptus anchor this wine in the Barossa along with the meaty, saline notes on the palate....

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Janet Dorozynski Dip WSET, Ph.D.
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Janet Dorozynski Dip WSET, Ph.D.

A rich and delicious Shiraz with juicy blackberry, cassis flavors alongside notes of black pepper, dried herbs and...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

Here's a pleasantly ripe and dense, heavily oak-influenced Barossa shiraz, with plenty of chocolaty-oak, blueberry...

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Community Reviews (2)
Craig Osborn
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Craig Osborn

Tasted November 2013.

Michael Stickings
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Michael Stickings

I'm generally not a huge fan of Australian Shiraz, what with its overripe, overwrought, commercially-driven, in-your-face tendencies, but with its burst of black pepper spice, savoury meaty-earthy-herbal elements (plus a hint of salt on the finish), rich purple fruit, and touch of funkiness (bandaid), this one actually seems more like a Syrah-based blend from the southern Rhône, and that's very much to its credit. It's still big, bold, and obvious, the fruit (cassis, blackberry, blueberry) ripe, the wood pronounced, but it's admirably restrained and interesting overall, defying the stereotype.





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