Lindemans Bin 50 Shiraz 2007

LINDEMANS BIN 50 SHIRAZ 2007 Lindemans is one of South Eastern Australia's oldest and largest winemakers. For a couple of decades now it has been just about my favorite budget brand in the world. For as cheaply and readily available its basic products are, their wines are remarkably consistent. The base price of their standard line of wines is around £7, but they are usually on offer at one of the supermarkets for around £4. That's what I paid for this bottle, the 2007 Bin 50 Shiraz from Sainsburys. Like a lot of Australian producers that produce wines in mass quantities, Lindemans wines are probably as much a work of science as they are of ...  Read the complete review

Until I was in my 30's I never appreciated the taste of red wine, but then my partner bought me a bottle of Shiraz and I was hooked. That's not to say I've become an alcoholic, I have neither the money nor the inclination, but a nice glass of Shiraz, in my opinion, is the perfect ending to the day. I have a number of favourites, but the one I happen to be drinking at the moment is LINDEMANS, so I will review this one for you and you can get tasting. The Grape: Syrah, is a classic French grape used in the production of wine. The Syrah grape is known by the Australians as Shiraz (after the town of Shiraz where it supposedly ...  Read the complete review