Hardys Nottage Hill Shiraz 2022

Hardys Nottage Hill Shiraz 2021 celebrates the legacy of Thomas Hardy Nottage, with this wine sitting at the heart of the Hardys portfolio. Known for its consistency, approachable style, and balance, Nottage Hill has become a global favorite. This vintage showcases the rich flavors and bold characteristics of South Australian Shiraz, making it a perfect choice for Shiraz lovers.

Key Features and Benefits

Historical Legacy: Released in 1967 to honor Thomas Hardy Nottage, Nottage Hill wines are a staple of the Hardys portfolio, known for quality and approachability.
Rich and Flavorful: Full-bodied, with sweet raspberry, plum, and dark cherry flavors complemented by clove, black pepper spice, and a hint of vanillin oak.
Versatile and Balanced: A Shiraz with a firm yet juicy palate, perfect for pairing with a wide range of hearty dishes or enjoyed on its own.
Global Popularity: Nottage Hill's consistency and balance make it a favorite among wine drinkers around the world.

Tasting Notes
Hardys Nottage Hill Shiraz features deep crimson with purple hues. The bouquet offers aromas of mulberry, raspberry, and dark cherry, combined with clove and black pepper spice. The palate is full-bodied, showcasing sweet raspberry, plum, and dark cherry fruit flavors, layered with clove, black pepper, and dried herbs. A firm yet juicy finish lingers with savory spice and raspberry notes.

Taste Profile

Sweetness: Dry
Body: Full
Fruitiness: Rich
Tannins: Firm
Acidity: Balanced
Oak: Subtle (vanillin oak)
Alcohol: 14.0%

Vinotype
Tolerant
The Tolerant Vinotype would enjoy Hardys Nottage Hill Shiraz for its bold fruit flavors, firm structure, and balanced spice, making it an excellent choice for those who prefer full-bodied red wines.

Wine Style
Powerful Red
Hardys Nottage Hill Shiraz fits into the Powerful Red wine style, with deep color, rich fruit, and a robust structure, offering a memorable and enjoyable wine experience.

Food Pairing Suggestions
This Shiraz pairs beautifully with hearty dishes like roasted lamb, grilled steaks, or rich, savory stews. Its bold flavors also complement strong cheeses and charcuterie.

Producer Information
Hardys, one of Australia’s oldest and most renowned wineries, has been producing award-winning wines since 1853. Known for their commitment to quality and innovation, Hardys continues to produce wines that reflect the best of South Australian viticulture.

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