The 2022 Shiraz leads with a fruit-sweet nose of Black Forest Berries snacks, vanillin oak and cocoa. In the mouth, the wine has more weight, meat and game notes than the Bugalugs Shiraz tasted beside it—no surprise there—and this makes a relatively big impact. I actually preferred the levity of Bugalugs but cannot deny that this is a more serious, more complex and potentially more age-worthy wine. 14.5% alcohol, sealed under screw cap. 90pts Wine Advocate