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  • 2021 Shiraz x 5
  • 2017 Eric Stevens Purbrick Shiraz x 1

Celebrate the delights of Tahbilk Shiraz with our premium release, best-of-a-vintage 2017 'Eric Stevens Purbrick' Shiraz partnered with our robust and spicy 2021 vintage Estate release.

About this winei

Tahbilk 'Eric Stevens Purbrick' Range ...
One of the first to place his faith in the future of Australian table wines, Eric Purbrick  was at the forefront of varietal labelling in Australia ; but perhaps his greatest legacy was to create the 'Special Bin' range of reds, beginning with a Shiraz in 1948.
Selected from the most outstanding casks produced on the Estate from a particular vintage, these wines became known as 'Reserve' in 1985 and then from 2002 they fittingly carried his name and signature: 'Eric Stevens Purbrick'.
And so, a new legacy with its roots firmly planted in the history of the Estate was born.

“You can taste a character of place and feel the voices of the past. These impressive and beautifully crafted wines are wonderful expressions of Australian terroir.”
Andrew Calliard MW ~ Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine

Tahbilk Shiraz ...
Tahbilk Shiraz is crafted with a commitment to traditional winemaking values.
Fermentation takes place in original open oak vats (over 155 years old), followed by maturation in similarly aged large French oak barrels prior to being bottled. Smaller French and American oak barrels are also used, with the wine from these blended back during the final filtering and bottling.
In the face of changing winemaking styles and trends, this has remained the way over the years, delivering wines of true provenance and reflective of each vintage.

Tasting Notei

Tahbilk 2017 'Eric Stevens Purbrick' Shiraz
14.5% Alcohol | Enjoy Now to 2023/2040
Best of a vintage’ is a mantle that this 2017 ‘Eric Stevens Purbrick’ Shiraz wears very easily. 
A symphony of deliciously ripe dark plum and red berry fruits is joined by a background  chorus of black pepper, exotic spices and liquorice notes. Well integrated French oak and  earthy tannins give supporting structure to a wine of style and distinction, presented under  a replica 1870s Tahbilk label.
Further complexity will develop with additional time in the bottle.

Tahbilk 2021 Shiraz
14.5% Alcohol | Enjoy Now to 2033/2036
This Estate Shiraz from the stellar 2021 vintage sets a high bar for richness and complexity.
Bright and expressive spice and savoury notes swirl deliciously through a deeply flavoured dark plum and berry fruits palate supported by supple, chewy tannins. Enjoyment now or cellaring out to 2033/2036 are both very satisfying options.

Specificationsi
AlcoholVaries
VarietalRed - Shiraz
Wine RegionEstate | Nagambie Lakes
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About The Wine

Tahbilk 'Eric Stevens Purbrick' Range ...
One of the first to place his faith in the future of Australian table wines, Eric Purbrick  was at the forefront of varietal labelling in Australia ; but perhaps his greatest legacy was to create the 'Special Bin' range of reds, beginning with a Shiraz in 1948.
Selected from the most outstanding casks produced on the Estate from a particular vintage, these wines became known as 'Reserve' in 1985 and then from 2002 they fittingly carried his name and signature: 'Eric Stevens Purbrick'.
And so, a new legacy with its roots firmly planted in the history of the Estate was born.

“You can taste a character of place and feel the voices of the past. These impressive and beautifully crafted wines are wonderful expressions of Australian terroir.”
Andrew Calliard MW ~ Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine

Tahbilk Shiraz ...
Tahbilk Shiraz is crafted with a commitment to traditional winemaking values.
Fermentation takes place in original open oak vats (over 155 years old), followed by maturation in similarly aged large French oak barrels prior to being bottled. Smaller French and American oak barrels are also used, with the wine from these blended back during the final filtering and bottling.
In the face of changing winemaking styles and trends, this has remained the way over the years, delivering wines of true provenance and reflective of each vintage.