2007 two hands, ares, barossa valley
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Why We're Buying
Ares represents the best that shiraz can be. Its lush, multilayered, and deeply aromatic. With a ten-to-20-year aging period, Two Hands Ares will be the pride and joy of anyone investor's collection.
Critics Scores
Wine Spectator
Big and brawny, with a dense core of fresh blueberry, currant, raspberry and dusky spice flavors that sprawl over a layer of prickly tannins. It all melds together on the finish, shooting off sparks of espresso and licorice. The afterburners kick in and this sails off into a long coda. Needs time to soften. Shiraz. Best from 2011 through 2019. 1,200 cases made.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
The 2007 Ares is 100 Shiraz from Barossa and McLaren Vale aged for 24 months in barrel, the last 12 in 100 new French. A glass-coating opaque purple color, it displays an aromatic array of toast, smoke, game, lavender, and blueberry. Dense, ripe, and savory but slightly compact (a common trait in this vintage), this is a solid effort that does not come close to justifying its extravagant price.