Vin de Soif Shiraz 2025

$36.00

Yelland & Papps Barossa Valley Vin de Soif Shiraz 2025

Wine Crafted purely for enjoyment, lifestyle, and pleasure, the Vin de Soif wines are an expression of freedom, born from the abundance of a great vintage. Sourced from multiple parcels of fruit, these wines are often declassified from our Single Vineyard range.
This Vin de Soif allows us to explore broader site selections while preserving the integrity and identity of those flagship bottlings. The Vin de Soif range is an artisan expression of surplus excellence, the bonus of having too many great parcels to fit into just one tier.
Appellation Barossa Valley, Australia
Variety 100% Shiraz
Vintage 2025

Viticulture  Vine Vale sub region of Barossa Valley

Technical Analysis
Alcohol 12.8% vol
Closure Screw cap
Contains Sulphites

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Description

100% Shiraz

Awards & Reviews

 

Juicy, vibrant and unapologetically drinkable, this nails the “soif” brief through you’d be ok by saying it’s also o the fuller side for reds of chuggability. Bursting with red cherry and black plummy fruits, a slip of nutmeg spice and an overall slinky, soft textural appeal. Gluggable stuff. Can take a chill if you want. Party on. Have fun.

93 points WBM Mike Bennie

Vine Vale and Stone Well. Seven months in old oak. Plums and blueberries, cherry liqueur chocolates. Dried flowers and herbs, bran flakes and fennel seed. It’s front-loaded with fragrant fruit but then really neatly tapered and lithe through the palate. Packs plenty in without the bulk.

93 points The Australian Weekend Magazine  Nick Ryan

 

A bright, vibrant shiraz from the Schild vineyard in Vine Vale that shows pure dark plum compote, blueberry and boysenberry fruits cut with Medina spice, pressed and fresh wildflowers, crushed herbs, dried meats and earth. Medium bodied, with sprightly dark fruits, fine, powdery tannin and a bright seam of acidity. This is a wine built around ease of drinking, and it comes up trumps.

92 points – Dave Brookes HALLIDAY

 

90 points – The Winer Front Gary Walsh

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