Shiraz is a popular type of red wine. Get tips on what aromas to look for in tasting shiraz wine with this free wine tasting video. Expert: Jane Nickles Bio: Jane Nickles is the author of “Wine Speak 101″, and wine writer for “The Texas Wine and Food Gourmet”, and “Eat and Drink Magazine”. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
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Grampians Estate Cellar Door is located right next to the Melbourne - Adelaide Highway and offers the perfect stopover for those wishing to experience the Grampians Region world renown Shiraz. Awards include Best Shiraz at the 2005 National Wine Show and Best Shiraz at the 2002 Victorian Wine Show
I recently had an amazing shiraz from New Zealand…nice and peppery, bit of plum and black cherry flavors for me
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In Ireland we say SHIRATS! lol
However romantic the story of Guy De Sterimberg, the variety Syrah is actually indigenous to southern France. A natural cross of Dureza & Mondeuse Blanche. Undoubtedly one of the worlds Great Grapes, and can make Amazing wines in France, California, Austalia, Spain, Italy, and maybe even the east coast of the U.S.A. That’s enough romance for me. Ha Ha Ha Cool post from EV, Thanks. Haven’t had a Texan Syrah yet, though.
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The name Shiraz is taken from the city of Shiraz, Iran, where it is said that the process of wine making originated 7,000 years ago. According to some historic accounts, Guy De’Sterimberg brought Shiraz to southern France after visiting Iran during the crusades. Eventually, he became a hermit and created a vineyard on a hill near his home in the Rhone River Valley. This wine became known as the Hermitage.