Coming in at a whopping 15.7% alcohol I would recommend it for anyone looking to zone out on their next overseas flight! With an alcohol content this high I worry about it overpowering the flavor though, something I found in the 2005 Tait Ballbuster: http://www.wine4dummies.com/2007/09/real-ball-buster.html. Fortunately this was not the case with Boarding Pass. It was incredibly dense out of the bottle with a dirty brick color aiming to please with oodles of berry & jam. Yet another affordable and quality example of the 2005 Aussie vintage. Make sure and let it breathe for about 30-45 minutes, you'll enjoy it even more at the optimal cruising altitudes... Cheers!
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Boarding Pass Shiraz 2005, $13-$15
Coming in at a whopping 15.7% alcohol I would recommend it for anyone looking to zone out on their next overseas flight! With an alcohol content this high I worry about it overpowering the flavor though, something I found in the 2005 Tait Ballbuster: http://www.wine4dummies.com/2007/09/real-ball-buster.html. Fortunately this was not the case with Boarding Pass. It was incredibly dense out of the bottle with a dirty brick color aiming to please with oodles of berry & jam. Yet another affordable and quality example of the 2005 Aussie vintage. Make sure and let it breathe for about 30-45 minutes, you'll enjoy it even more at the optimal cruising altitudes... Cheers!
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