2013 Geoff Merrill SMS Merlot Shiraz Cabernet
2013 Geoff Merrill SMS Merlot Shiraz Cabernet
"Great value. Quality red blend from Geoff Merrill delivers well beyond the price point."
Sabine Duval
"Rich and complex red berry flavours makes this wine much more than a quaffer."
Johan Axlund
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$11.99 (buy 12 or more)
$12.99 per single bottleLove it or your money back*
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"Great value. Quality red blend from Geoff Merrill delivers well beyond the price point."
Sabine Duval
"Rich and complex red berry flavours makes this wine much more than a quaffer."
Johan Axlund
Love it or your money back*
On orders Over $300*
Does it get better than this - the great man of South Australia Geoff Merrill pumping out some brilliant value reds. This SMS made from Merlot, Shiraz and Cabernet is a little quirky but you won't be sorry as it shows some seriously intense sweet mulberry fruit given a little savoury Italian style through the addition of some classy Sangivoese - a bargain Aussie blend.
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How's it taste?
Soft, round and generous with plump berry fruits and a generous finish, the Merlot really helping to make this a lovely fun drink.
How was it made?
A blend of ripe Merlot, Shiraz and Cabernet (with a little Sangiovese) sourced from premium South Australian vineyards.
Who made it?
Geoff Merrill has been making wines under his own label since 1980. He purchased the Mount Hurtle winery in 1985. The derelict building is now restored to its former glory and lies nestled in four acres of vineyard and garden with Tuscan inspired charm. The winery and 1500 square metre barrel hall completed in 1998 cope well with the rigours of modern winemaking. Geoff's winemaking philosophy is to make wine that allows regional, varietal and vintage expression without excessive winemaker intervention. Geoff specialises in shiraz and cabernet sauvignon and believes that great wine is a matter of balance. He strives for subtle, elegant and harmonious flavour, with an unwavering commitment to styles that can be enjoyed at table. Premium reds are released 3 years after harvest, while the reserve selection and Henley labels are held in the cellar for oak and bottle maturation for 5 years prior to release.
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Sabine Duval
Senior Wine Buyer
We don't seem to have the exact wine you are after.. However, here are some of my favourites that I think work for all occasions, be it a BBQ or a fancy dinner.