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Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019

The Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019, despite being produced by the renowned Charosa Vineyards in Nashik, India, falls short of expectations. While Charosa Vineyards is known for its commitment to quality and expertise in viticulture, this particular Shiraz does not live up to the standards typically associated with their wines.

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019

Type:

Red

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 grape varietal

Varietal:

100% Shiraz

Shiraz 100
Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 wine region

Region:

Nashik, Maharastra

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 wine vintage

Vintage:

2019 (5 yo at tasting)

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 alcohol degree

Alcohol Content:

13%

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 wine experience

SCORE :

55

Indian wine tasting notes

Tasting Notes:

Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 chart (1)

Visual Review

The Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 is very opaque, with a deep purple hue. Its inky visual aspect, typical of Shiraz grape, is particularly engaging.

Aroma Review

On the nose, Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 offers a strong and appealing aroma. The variety of scents is intriguing, featuring very good nose quality.

Hints of leather and a light presence of black fruits mingle with earthy undertones. The wine also teases the senses with a bit of black cherry, cedar, and black pepper, creating an enthusiastic anticipation for the tasting experience.

Taste Review

However, the tasting experience of Charosa Selections Shiraz 2019 leaves much to be desired. The wine is dry, with light acidity and bodyt, and a medium level of warmth. The tannins are medium, but come across very aggressively.

The overwhelming presence of pith and cedar creates a strong, unpleasant bitterness that overshadows other flavors.

The flavor intensity is strong, but unfortunately, the balance is noticeably off. The tasting experience is barely enjoyable, marred by a horrible bitterness that dominates the palate and a long but very unpleasant aftertaste. The wine seems to have been oaked excessively, which has contributed to its harsh profile.

Indian wine food pairing

Food Pairing :

  1. Grilled Lamb Chops, Beef Stew, BBQ Ribs, Roast Duck, Rogan Josh, Tandoori Chicken, Lamb Vindaloo, Chicken Tikka Masala, Mutton Korma, Spicy Grilled Kebabs
  2. Spaghetti Bolognese, Pepperoni Pizza
  3. Blue Cheese Burger, Paneer Tikka
Indian wine price

Price:

₹ 800/- (Maharashtra)

Indian wine availibility

Availability:

Top Most Wine, Mumbai

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