Raw Power Shiraz 2022

Raw Power Shiraz 2022 is outstanding value. It's basically being sold at a wholesale price.

Raw Power Shiraz 2022 is outstanding value. It's basically being sold at a wholesale price.

Raw Power Shiraz 2022

You’re basically getting this wine at a wholesale price. The price you’re getting it at is $14 per bottle. The story is that a bunch of grape growers from the historically important Adelaide Plains region of South Australia were let down, at the last minute, by one of Australia’s biggest wine companies, and with nowhere much left to turn they decided on the spot to make a wine and essentially to sell it themselves. There is no distribution agent involved. No retailer. No middle-man at all, so to speak. The wine is called Raw Power Shiraz 2022 and it’s available only via the web link here.

You don’t get a lot of wine for $14 anymore. Or at least, not usually. In this case you do. This wine is rich in fruit flavour and has a bit of creamy smoothness to it as well. It tastes hearty and good, its heart is in the right place and so too will yours be if you buy the wine.

Obviously I have no affiliation with this wine. I’ve tasted it though and think that the value is high. At $14 plus postage, it’s a no-brainer for a dozen.

89 points.

Link: Raw Power Shiraz 2022.

Campbell Mattinson

Campbell Mattinson has been an independent journalist, wine critic and photographer for forty years. He founded The Winefront, is a former chief editor of the Halliday Wine Companion (and former editor of Halliday magazine), and is the only Australian to have won the Australian Wine Communicator of the Year Award more than once. He is 100% independent, and tastes between 5,000 and 10,000 wines each year, blind and in comparative brackets as often as is practicable.

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