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Hewitson Miss Harry GSM 2005$22.50

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Color:: Red
Body/Type:: Medium Bodied
Style:: Modern
Size:: Bottle, 750 ml
Winery:: Hewitson
Grapes:: Grenache and Shiraz
Region:: Australia > South Australia > Barossa Valley

Miss Harry is named after the wine maker's daughter, Harriet. This blend of Shiraz, Grenache and mourvedre is a classic Southern France blend with great Aussie fruit.

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R.D. Severe says:

Thumbs-up-dark Balanced Fantastic Rich

AWESOME. This is the first GSM from Australia I ever tried and I was very impressed. It's fruity, but not too much.

Birk O'Halloran says:

Thumbs-up-dark Aromatic Fantastic Refreshing Rich

One of my all time favorite wines

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