They combine Tempranillo grapes and what they describe as "luscious blue and black berries from the Shiraz."
OK, so how does this 13% red wine work?
The scent is heavenly. Yes, I know wine experts call it the bouquet, but I am not a wine expert, but I do know what I like. And I like this wine very much indeed!
What is it like? It's a bold and strong wine, but the taste is exquisite and gentle on the palate.
There are tannin notes and definitely an underpinning of fresh hedgerow fruits, with a good fruity finish.
It pairs very well with a wide range of foods. We happened to try it with a roast chicken dinner and it worked remarkably well, together.
It's available in a range of stores, the Co-Op sell it at £10 a bottle, but I have seen reports of two quid being knocked off the price at the Co-op.
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed this wine and we will be visiting our local Co-Op store to buy some more bottles of this really rather super wine.
You can learn more about McGuiguan's at https://www.mcguiganwines.co.uk/ or https://www.mcguiganwines.com.au/.
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