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Product Details
Legend suggests that Richard Bowyer Smith, who was a South Australian blacksmith and the inventor of the stump-jump plough (which allows ploughs to jump tree roots in difficult terrain), had poor eyesight, hence the optometrist chart on the label. This wine has a supple mouthfeel, with raspberry, plum, dark cherry, earth and savoury herbs. It will see its way clearly to drinking through 2025+.
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- Alcohol/Vol14.4%
- Made InSouth Australia, Australia
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalRed Blend
Product Details
Legend suggests that Richard Bowyer Smith, who was a South Australian blacksmith and the inventor of the stump-jump plough (which allows ploughs to jump tree roots in difficult terrain), had poor eyesight, hence the optometrist chart on the label. This wine has a supple mouthfeel, with raspberry, plum, dark cherry, earth and savoury herbs. It will see its way clearly to drinking through 2025+.
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol14.4%
- Made InSouth Australia, Australia
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalRed Blend
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