Cambridge Crossing Shiraz 2020 brings the bold, sun ripened flavors of Australian Shiraz to your glass. Crafted in a style that balances rich fruit with easy drinkability, it’s a wine that captures the warmth, generosity, and vibrancy of its origins.

Cambridge Crossing Shiraz 2020 75cl
Brand: Cambridge Crossing | Category: Red Wine (Shiraz) | ABV: 13.5% | Origin: Australia | Vol: 750ml

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Ripe blackberries, dark cherries, and plum, with hints of pepper, spice, and vanilla.
Palate: Medium to full bodied, offering juicy dark fruit, gentle spice, and smooth tannins for a rounded mouthfeel.
Finish: Warm and lingering, with sweet spice and black fruit richness.

Production Details:
Grapes are harvested at peak ripeness to capture Shiraz’s bold flavor profile. Gentle fermentation and oak maturation add depth, spice, and softness, making it both approachable and full flavored.

Perfect For:
Barbecue nights, hearty pasta dishes, or sipping while watching the sunset with friends.

Expert Notes:
A great example of modern Australian Shiraz, ripe and generous without being overpowering.

Customer Reviews:
"Smooth and full of flavor, perfect with grilled steak."   Daniel P.
"Lovely balance of fruit and spice."   Emma J.
"One of my go-to reds for casual dinners."   Liam S.

Interesting Fact:
Australian Shiraz grapes thrive in warm climates, developing intense color and flavor while still retaining natural balance.

Serving Suggestions:
Serve at 16–18°C; decant for 20 minutes to soften the tannins and release its aromatic spice.

Winery Background:
Cambridge Crossing sources grapes from select vineyards in Australia’s prime wine growing regions, ensuring consistency and quality year after year. Known for producing wines that are both approachable and expressive, the brand focuses on capturing varietal character while keeping the style versatile for everyday enjoyment. With a dedication to value and flavor, Cambridge Crossing wines have become a reliable choice for those seeking well-made, easy-drinking Australian reds.