This Yellow Label Shiraz is a simple and straight-forward wine. My first exposure to it was in the summer of 2004 at a bar on Mackinac Island in the northern tip of Michigan watching Wolverines football with my brother-in-law Wes and step-dad Bob, although it was probably a 2002 vintage. I remember liking it more then than I do now, but that is probably because my tastes have changed and matured since then (unless of course the 2004 vintage just isn’t as good). But still, this is good enjoyable simple wine and I purchase it on occasion when I don’t want to dish out the coin.
Priced at under $10, this definitely classifies as a house wine. You could keep a few in stock and enjoy it now and then. Most novice wine drinkers who aren’t turned off by stronger heavier wines would probably be impressed with it.
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