£20.82
The Grant Burge Barossa Ink Shiraz is an opulent and generous red wine crafted in Australia's premium Shiraz region. Its intensely deep colour is almost ink-like, reflecting the bold character found within the glass. This wine offers a rich tapestry of dark berry flavours balanced by subtle mocha undertones.
- Sourced from the renowned Barossa Valley, Australia.
- Features rich berry notes complemented by mocha.
- Part of the Ink by Grant Burge range.
- This limited edition release features distinctive artistic packaging.
- A contemporary and bold style of Australian red wine.
Experience this uniquely dark and profound Shiraz expression.
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Barossa Ink Shiraz red wine from the Ink by Grant Burge range offers dark and opulent wine. Grown in the heart of Barossa, Australia's Premium Shiraz wine region, this bold, generous red wine has rich berry notes with hints of mocha and dark with a colour so deep, it's almost ink. Leave Your Mark! We have teamed up with artist Craig Costello, founder of KRINK - an artist materials brand and creative studio in New York city. To unleash this limited edition Barossa Ink Shiraz Red Wine. A vibrant blend of art and flavour; contemporary and bold in the style on the inside and out. Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
