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| Solitary Shiraz |
| 2002: |
One silver medal, four bronze medals
(first release) |
| 2003: |
Two silver medals, two bronze medals |
| 2004: |
Three silver medals two bronze medals |
| 2005: |
Six trophies, five gold medals, two bronze medals (see tasting notes for details) |
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| Lost & Found
Shiraz-Cabernet |
| 2003: |
Two bronze medals (first release) |
| 2004: |
One trophy, one gold medal, two silver
medals, two bronze medals |
| 2005: |
One bronze medal |
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| Fontana Cabernet |
| 2004: |
One trophy, one gold medal, one silver
medal, two bronze medals (first release) |
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| Alluvial Chardonnay |
| 2004: |
One Bronze medal (first release) |
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 James
Halliday. 2006 Wine Companion
"Solitary Shiraz 2003. Vibrant, fresh, spicy, tangy
cool climate style; balanced and integrated oak; fine
silky tannins; Impressive"
Winetastic. NSW Inland Food and
Wine Festival Report, February 7 2006
"Winburndale had the best premium wines. Winburndale
Solitary Shiraz 2004 - Wine of the show"
Winewise, Volume 22, No.1, April 2006
"Winburndale, for such a young winery, has an impressive
show record already"
James Halliday, 2008 Wine Companion
“Solitary Shiraz 2005, Clean and fresh; as the alcohol suggests, the wine has achieved full ripeness without dead fruit characters, and is only medium bodied at best: spicy black cherry, plum and blackberry fruits; harmonious palate and finish. 93 points.”
WINEWISE, Volume 22, No 3, August 2006
"2005 Solitary Shiraz. WINBURNDALE AT Bathurst has been mentioned previously as an up and coming winery. This is the wine with which the producer will really make his mark. There are elements of raspberry and blackberry on nose and palate. The latter is beautifully balanced, with excellent oak integration. Give it a couple of years to strut its stuff. Excellent value. Gold."
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