As a rule, depth of colour is usually a pretty good indication of depth of flavour. With that in mind, we'll let you know that you couldn't see through a glass of this with a torch and a telescope. Deep, inky, dark red with slight bricking, a lifted and inviting nose and an expansive palate with all the usual Barossan suspects in the fore. Black and red fruits, mocha, mint and touch of spice, all framed by some solid oak work and silky, fine tannins. Balanced, lengthy and all-round bloody delicious. There's about 15 million puns that this copywriter would love to make about this wine but we can't reveal the name. Oh well, once this gets to your door you can think of your own and email them in. As long as you drink the thing, that's what really matters here.