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Grant Burge

2021 Grant Burge Shadrach Cabernet Sauvignon

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region Barossa Valley
vintage 2021

Beautifully aromatically lifted with leaf, crushed mint, fresh lemon thyme and a hint of Sage. Strong but bright cassis and ground turmeric intertwine with fresh dark cherry and black currant fruits. Its such a very bright and lifted wine.

TASTING NOTES

Light Bold
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Dry Sweet
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Fruity Complex
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The sublime palate shows strong dense blackberry fruit sweetness overlayed with dried spice of turmeric, nutmeg and caraway. The fruit drives long while the spice coats the palate. The tannins are hugely dense and powerful but not obtuse however show a balance and finesse. Together they bind creating an amazing velvety like texture and finish with such a long, persistent experience.
FULL TASTING NOTES

Tasted & Trusted

Barossa Wine Show 2025
Barossa Wine Show 2025
2021 Vintage
Barossa Wine Show 2025
Barossa Wine Show 2025
2021 Vintage
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2025
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2025
2021 Vintage
Tony Love – Wine Pilot 2025
Tony Love – Wine Pilot 2025
2021 Vintage

SERVING SUGGESTIONS

Make the most of your Wine

How to Serve
How to Serve
Best served between 12-18°C
Which Glass
Which Glass
A Bordeaux glass will suit best with a smaller bowl than a standard red wine glass
Food Pairing
Food Pairing
Slow roasted lamb shoulder, snow pea pasta, chickpea and rosemary stew.
How to Cellar
How to Cellar
Drink on release or enjoy with careful cellaring between 5-15 years of age.