Vol. 22
Torbreck Woodcutter's Shiraz 2005

The power of Australia's vast lands
A passionate sip that captures the vastness of Australia.
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- —
- Grapes
- Syrah
- Vintage
- 2005
- Producer
- Torbreck
- Appearance scene
- A wine mentioned by Miyabi as an example of a rising Australian winemaker, embodying the effort and passion of ancestors who tamed Australia's vast nature.
総合 75 / 100
Tasting notes
Torbreck's Woodcutter's Shiraz is a quintessential red from Australia's Barossa Valley. It captures the essence of the Shiraz grape, offering a full-bodied yet approachable style. The 2005 vintage, in particular, has matured beautifully, allowing you to truly appreciate its depth.
In the manga, Miyabi mentions this wine as an example of a rising star from Australia. She describes the sense of manpower, which is exactly what this wine embodies. It's like you can taste the passion and effort of those who have toiled in Australia's vast lands.
The color shows a deep garnet with slightly orange-tinted edges. On the nose, it opens up with rich aromas of blackberry and dried plum, accompanied by hints of black pepper and spice, creating a complex bouquet.
On the palate, you'll notice the richness of the fruit along with robust tannins that make a strong statement. The acidity is lively, adding a refreshing balance to the wine. The finish is long, with a lingering spiciness. This is the kind of wine that benefits from a slightly larger glass, allowing its full character to unfold slowly.