The Pingus vines were planted in 1929 in two different sectors of the village of La Horra
the lowest score any of these lots received was 94-96 (Les Beaumes)
The Cappella will require the least amount of time in bottle of the 2013s
fresh and relatively cool nose combines notes of apple
airy and transparent as the stony influence of the site is easily seen through the red berry fruit aromas and continues onto the pretty
Jim Barry, Armagh Shiraz Vintage:2013 The Pingus vines were plantedI thought that the 2014 had completely stolen my heart, but then there was this 2018 The Armagh Shiraz, bottled under Stelvin. This saw no American oak, as 2017 was the first year of 100% French. This is the first year with puncheons (no hogsheads) as well. It is so good, sensational, with a perfect fruit profile and orange oil character. It is fresh, beguiling, supple, intense, elegant, refined and fullall the good and important things in confluence