Recent press reports indicate a thawing of the current China-Australia wine spat. How long it takes for a de facto reunion and the lead time to get wines moving eastwards again is in the lap of the Gods, so for now - the massive discounting of premium aged wines continues...
1847 Church Vineyard Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2016 (WP 95) tells it like it is. Seriously aged wine with roots in turn-of-the mid-19th century history are amped up even further by the fact that this release has been slumbering sweetly in the cellars of historic Chateau Yaldara in the Barossa for another minimum three years extra before they found their way to us here in Singapore.
Anointed by Wine Pilot's Ken Gargett as a " cracker of a wine" - the pricing of this wine back in retail Australia is back up again at the prevailing cellar door price of A$60 - foretelling strong innate parochial demand and that ready stocks are now dwindling...
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