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LOT 241

Lot 241

TWO HANDS WINES DEER IN HEADLIGHTS SHIRAZ 2002 (1 6 LTR.) 95 WA

TWO HANDS WINES DEER IN HEADLIGHTS SHIRAZ 2002 (1 6 LTR.) 95 WA
Lot 241 Details
TWO HANDS WINES DEER IN HEADLIGHTS SHIRAZ 2002

Barossa Valley, South Australia.
u. ts.

Eden Valley’s dense blue/purple-hued 2002 Shiraz Deer in the Headlights is sensational. A spectacular nose of creme de cassis, blackberries, vanilla beans, and espresso is accompanied by a massive yet remarkably elegant Shiraz with tremendous precision and oodles of fruit and glycerin. Stunningly proportioned, fresh, and lively for its size, it reveals the potential to drink well young, yet evolve for a decade or more. October 2004 WA 95

1 6 ltr.    per lot $300 - $400

Realised: $780
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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