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Calloway Crossing Shiraz Rosé 75cl
Reference number 060360311
Based on 3 Reviews | Login to write a review
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Was £59.94 per case
Now £29.94 per case
Equivalent to £4.99 per bottle
You save £30.00 per case
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Key facts
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- South Eastern Australia
- Grape
- Shiraz
- Vintage
- 2011
- Producer
- Australian Vintage Ltd
- Winemaker
- James Evers
- Stopper
- Screwcap
- ABV
- 11
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Product Details
Tasting Notes
This vibrant pink wine is bursting with fresh, lively cherry and strawberry aromas.
Natural fruit sweetness has been retained in this wine.
Zesty cherry, strawberry and red fruit flavours together with great length and a clean finish.
Storage Instructions
This wine is ideal for drinking now but can be kept for up to 1 year
Background
History
Calloway Crossing is a place steeped in history, having been a natural meeting point for vineyard growers in the days of horse and cart transport. The name was given to the spot where the road running from the vineyards crossed the creek.
Winemaking details
James Evers
Regional info
Flavoursome Shiraz fruit was selected from our company vineyards in the Riverland region of South Eastern Australia to create this lively, easy-drinking, exciting young wine.
Customer Reviews & Ratings
Based on 3 Reviews
Huge bargain.
By Dusty007
18 April 2013
Explorer
Male, aged 65 or Over
This review is for the 2011 vintage
Ten pound bottle of wine that ended up as a four pound bottle with free delivery. All thanks to Tesco's generous discounts.Fresh and tasty dry rose that I will buy again if they havn't sold out!
Lovely wine but surely it should be rated DRY!
By JJ7747
25 February 2013
Dabbler
Female, aged 55-64
This wine disappointed us but only because it was too dry for our taste. I do feel that this wine should be in the DRY section - the bottle classifies it as dry but Tesco have put it in the Medium section. Friends who like a drier wine think it is gorgeous but we are very disappointed. Perhaps time to change the category Tesco?
Not the 2010 vintage
By PaperWolf
11 December 2012
Explorer
Male, aged 25-34
This review is for the 2011 vintage
For those who enjoyed the 2010 vintage the 2011 is a different beast. Although sharing much the same flavour profile of red fruit and hints of spun sugar this one is much darker in colour. This increase in tannin separates this wine from other rosè and makes it more comparable to a light pinot or a red sancerre in structure, being slightly more astringent and drying. the aforementioned fruit content saves it though. The 2010 was a 4*.
