The Final Juice
Yup, the countdown clock is ticking furiously.
My days of living in Leith Park is greatly numbered.
And what better way to drown my sorrows than a bottle of wine?
With special thanks to a HockHua Tonic exhibition in Compasspoint, I manage to snitch the last bottle of Five Geese McLaren Vale Shiraz 2004 at a bargain price! (I think it was below 30 bucks.)
Surprisingly, the experts concur with my tastebuds too! I Knew my cheapskate predilection wouldn't hinder me from finding gems such as this.
But it was slight pity that I had to pair this lonesome highfalutin (Thanks Kuan Yew for this word) habit of mine with an Annoying Orange.

My days of living in Leith Park is greatly numbered.
And what better way to drown my sorrows than a bottle of wine?

Surprisingly, the experts concur with my tastebuds too! I Knew my cheapskate predilection wouldn't hinder me from finding gems such as this.
"Medium-bodied; very good texture and structure; ripe tannins run throughout the blackberry and cherry fruit; overall elegance."
Rating: 5 Stars, 94 points
James Halliday Australian Wine Companion, 2008 Edition
"Great nose of Vegamite, beetroot, and licorice an even better palate - well rounded and flavoursome with lovely soft tannins. One judge's comment 'yum'."
Rating: 4 1/2 Stars
Winestate Magazine (Sep/Oct 2006) Regional Tasting - McLaren Vale, Langhorne Creek and Fleurieu
But it was slight pity that I had to pair this lonesome highfalutin (Thanks Kuan Yew for this word) habit of mine with an Annoying Orange.
Labels: Annoying Orange, Five Geese, Leith Park, Shiraz