Michael Godel

This is the most accomplished and wise drop of Shiraz tasted at the WineAlign #WWAC14. A hit of snowy sulphur shows...

Brad Royale

A well-defined nose of blackberry, plum pie, toast and waffles with blueberry. The attack is lovely delivering a...

Steve Thurlow

The 2012 is a classic McLaren Vale shiraz which is typical for this wine. It is elegant and pure with a perfumed nose...

Craig Pinhey

Great example of premium Aussie Shiraz, showing minty eucalyptus/‘root beer’ aromas, with toasty oak and spicy purple...

Bill Zacharkiw

Wolf Blass continues to get more and more refined it seems. This is good shiraz. Unmistakably ripe styled Australian,...

Treve Ring

This classic, big, McLaren Vale shiraz teems with ample dense cassis, ripe and juicy blackberry, savoury ink, lightly...

Paul Yeoman

This is a good wine, but not a great wine. I feel it lacks character. We let this bottle linger for a few days before finishing it, which says something. I feel like you pay a lot for the "Look at me, I bought Grey Label" effect for a dinner with friends. This Shiraz should be closer to the $20 mark.

Wolf Blass Grey Label Shiraz 2012