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2003 Shiraz

Broomstick Estate Shiraz 2003

Variety: 100% Shiraz
Alcohol: 13.5% alc/vol approximately 7.6 Standard Drinks
Fruit Source: estate grown, Margaret River
Winemaker: Andrew Gaman, Rockfield Estate
Colour: Bright purple with excellent clarity.
Nose: Excellent varietal character with Margaret River regional mint. Young berry fruits, clean and in balance.
Palate: Rich ripe berry fruit layered on a subtle liquorice background. Mellow fine grained oak and fruit tannins fill the mouth adding length to the wine.
Oak Maturation: 12 months on American oak.
Cellaring potential: 2-9 Years
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Gold Award
2004 Qantas Mt Barker Wine Show
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Silver Medal Class 11
2004 Margaret River Wine Show
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Bronze Medal Class 20
2004 Royal Melbourne Wine Show
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Bronze Medal Class 41
2004 Royal Hobart International Wine Show
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Bronze Medal
2004 Visy Board Great Australian Shiraz Challenge
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Bronze Medal Class 34
2004 Royal Perth Wine Show
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Bronze Medal
2005 Decanter International Wine Show, London
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Bronze Medal Class 27
2005 National Wine Show of Australia
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Bronze Medal Class 62
2005 Australian Small Winemakers Show
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Reviews:

 

 

This new Margaret River vineyard has produced an appealing red from its six-year old vines at Witchcliffe: minty, plummy, charry oak flavours, smooth texture. Good price but limited availability.
Peter Forrestal Sunday Times Magazine April 17, 2005
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Magic showing by Broomstick Estate
Anne Dawson WA Business News December 2, 2004
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Complex, medium to full-bodied: lovely spicy overtones to blackberry/blackcurrant fruit; good oak handling; excellent balance and length.
James Halliday 2006 Australian Wine Companion
Rating: 94 points

Good shiraz nose, good sweet fruit, lovely berry fruit, serious.
Decanter World Wine Awards 2005
Rating: Bronze Medal

"Relative newcomer Broomstick Estate,..., is cleaning up with its 2003 Shiraz."
Rod Properjohn, SCOOP Summer 2005
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