Boscwood SA Petit Verdot Shiraz 2019
South Australia
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Enjoy generous, velvety black fruit in this dark red. It's from a family winery with the largest plantings of Petit Verdot in Oz. There they cleverly blend it with the blackberry spice of Aussie stalwart Shiraz. Satisfyingly weighty and smooth.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
Australia- Deep Ruby
- Petit Verdot
- 10.5 Units
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2025
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Velvety ripe black fruit, peppery spice and smoky hints. Long
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
You don’t often see intensely dark Petit Verdot combined with spicy rich Shiraz. Partly because there's not much grown in Oz! It's native to Bordeaux, where it adds generous tannins and inky depths to French reds. In Australia's heat, however, those tannins are tamed and it brings peppery notes and dense fruit to the party. Add in Shiraz's characteristic bramble fruit, with a rich helping of smoky spice, and the result is this tasty red. It's from a 60 year old winery that's family run from top to toe. With the largest plantings of Petit Verdot in Oz, they know how to make the grape shine. For this 2019 they use small, top quality parcels from select vineyards. Deliciously dark, it's a red to be enjoyed with grilled meats or veggie stews.
You don’t often see intensely dark Petit Verdot combined with spicy rich Shiraz. Partly because there's not much grown in Oz! It's native to Bordeaux, where it adds generous tannins and inky depths to French reds. In Australia's heat, however, those tannins are tamed and it brings peppery notes and dense fruit to the party. Add in Shiraz's characteristic bramble fruit, with a rich helping of smoky spice, and the result is this tasty red. It's from a 60 year old winery that's family run from top to toe. With the largest plantings of Petit Verdot in Oz, they know how to make the grape shine. For this 2019 they use small, top quality parcels from select vineyards. Deliciously dark, it's a red to be enjoyed with grilled meats or veggie stews.
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