Three Rings | Shiraz – NV

Red Wine: Three Rings | Shiraz – NV

The color is a very deep scarlet with an amaranth hue. The wine has a lifted bouquet of white pepper, black cherries, cedar and spice, with notes of fresh cut tobacco. The integrated palate is driven with fruit flavors of plums, black currants, mulberries, and blackberries, carrying undertones of French oak, fennel seed and black pepper.

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Producer: Three Rings

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

Varietal: Shiraz

Country/Region: Australia, Barossa Valley

The color is a very deep scarlet with an amaranth hue. The wine has a lifted bouquet of white pepper, black cherries, cedar and spice, with notes of fresh cut tobacco. The integrated palate is driven with fruit flavors of plums, black currants, mulberries, and blackberries, carrying undertones of French oak, fennel seed and black pepper.

Producer Information

The 3 Rings label was founded in 2004 and soon thereafter was earning 90+ ratings for its Shiraz and Reserve Shiraz in the world wine media, with the grapes coming from the rich terroir of Australias famed Barossa Valley. The vineyards for 3 Rings Shiraz lie on an east-west slope with predominantly north-south rows, at an average age of 35 years. The soils are ancient and primarily clay over calcrete and slate bedrock, moving to more weathered slate at the bottom of an ancient glacier. Over the hills, the soils are deep, sandy loam and black clays. The grapes for 3 Rings Reserve Shiraz come from the nearby Kalimna sub-region of Barossa. It is a single vineyard owned by David Hickinbotham (one of the three rings of the wines name). The terroir here also is sandy loam over black clay — and the age of the vines is an average of 85 years.