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The ripe and generous berry flavors of an Aussie Shiraz attract everybody from novices to wine snobs. On top of that, most Shiraz have enough structure to pair with food from grilled meats to Chinese food. Affordable price tags make a bottle of Australia's premier red even better.
90 / $15
Mount Langi Ghiran Shiraz Victoria Billi Billi 2002 This outstanding Shiraz weaves ripe plum, cherry and spice flavors with an enticing black-pepper note.
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89 / $15
Peter Lehmann Clancy's Barossa 2003 A blend of Shiraz, Cabernet and merlot, this muscular wine offers blackberry, orange-peel and minty flavors.
88 / $10
Handpicked Shiraz-Viognier Langhorne Creek-Heathcote 2003 A dollop of Viognier, a white grape, adds refinement, and echoes traditional Syrahs from France.
88 / $8
Bulletin Place Shiraz South Eastern Australia 2003 This well-priced wine is smooth and polished, showing peppery blackberry, boysenberry and currant flavors.
86 / $8
The Little Penguin Shiraz South Eastern Australia 2004 A cute label and a serious value. This Shiraz is ripe and juicy, with spicy berry flavors.
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