2023 Yeringberg Shiraz 750Ml Bottle

95 points. Philip Rich, Halliday Wine Companion
'From vines planted in ’99; contains less than 3% marsanne/roussanne/viognier. A bright crimson red. Elegant and perfumed with its aromas of spiced red cherries, raspberries and white and black pepper together with a touch of violets. It’s a little more approachable than the ’22 at the same age, with silken and persistent tannins rounding out a beautifully balanced wine to drink now and over the next seven to 10 years.' 

94 points. Ryan Montgomery, James Suckling
'Subtle aromas of plums, dark cherries, cured meat, wet earth, violets and spices. The palate is medium-bodied with superfine tannins, bright acidity and a soft and seamless finish. Such a lovely mid-weight shiraz with a nice aromatic lift.'  

163 Years Young: YERINGBERG in the Form of Its Life
 Yeringberg began with the 1974 with new plantings after a break of about 50years.
These wines from the 70's are most probably in fine form, the wines from the 80's certainly are! I tastes a 1988 recently (one of Guill's favourites) and it was sublime, not a massive wine, but one for fine, complex and stauesque in its own way. I love this Cabernets and it should be in all great cellars.
Cheers, Randall
Yeringberg is in fabulous form. Under Sandra and David de Pury, the wines have never been more beautifully balanced - structured yet supple, and so ageable (almost indestructable) an outcome borne of absolute trust in site, old vines, method and intuition. Embracing the realities of climate change, and a vulnerability to phylloxera, Sandra and David have introduced new plantings on rootstock while refining vineyard orientation to safeguard the estate’s longevity.