Wine Information - Zonte's Footsteps Shiraz Viognier Colour Red  Wine Style Really bold red  Average Rating Image Coming Soon Brand Grape Shiraz Blend  Country Australia  Region Other Australia  Price Band £7 to £10 Wine Type Still Available In 75cl  Organic No Available from Co-op  Somerfield  Your reviews You might also like... Journalist reviews 2006 Zonte’s Footstep Shiraz-Viognier, Langhorne Creek, Australia, Six months more mature than the French sauvignon, owing to Australia’s southern hemisphere harvest, and already oozing ripe, perfumed, burly, 14.5% alcohol berry fruit spice. Jane McQuitty – Times Online 17.02.07 Your reviews You might also like... Journalist reviews Vulgar and pointless Another example of supermarket rubbish. The nose has some shiraz varietal character but also that horrible smell of sweet pastilles. As soon as the wine hits your tastebud layers and layers of sugar bury, drown and suffocate any other taste. No tannins, no acidy and freshness, no life, no complexity: just an enduring feeling of disappointment. A waste of time and money. Read the entire review by Giovanni from Oxford Fantastic! Saw a review of this wine on a TV show and thought it was worth a go - weird packaging (big red foot!) but absolutely lovely wine and would definitely recommend it. Spicy but really well rounded, simply yummy! Read the entire review by Emma from London A zingy bruiser This wine is enormous in size and has excellent concentration, and oodles of spicy red and black fruits, and would be a bit heavy if it were not undercut by a zingy apricotty zing from the Viognier. This wine ends long and purposefully. It is even more impressive when on promotion and is a "must try". Read the entire review by harold from manchester Big, Bold and Beautiful A real thumper of an Aussie Shiraz, all powerful pepper and spice in the mouth and packing a big alcoholic punch but then...just at it hits the throat, a splash of unexpected zingy creamy lemony viognier makes this an unexpected treat. This is a bulldog of a wine but one that has been house trained! Try it-the Aussies blend the two grapes in the French style so well (probably because global warming is making their big reds err very big indeed). It's not the most subtle wine I've ever experienced but it has a certain style all of its own-good VFM too. Read the entire review by The Wino from London Love That Wine Wasn't sure about this simply with the mix of grape, but the viognier softened it so that it didn't seem as heavy. Smooth, peppery, spicey and dark. Served it with a steak dish and a mushroom dish and it performed against both! And good to drink on it's own too! Gorgeous! Read the entire review by Liney from Haywards Heath If you like liquorice then you'll love this wine! Somerfield sometimes put this wine on promotion (£2 off) which is great news because then I can stock up to satisfy my liquorice addiction! It's a spicy big curranty red and I cannot get enough of it. Since it's quite a heavy wine in my opinion it would probably be best to drink with a 'meaty' meal. Read the entire review by Polly from Emsworth Your reviews You might also like... Journalist reviews Wolf Blass Shiraz Grenache 75cl Red wine Shiraz Blend from Australia click to read full wine information Baron de Ley Reserva Rioja 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information Castillo de San Lorenzo Rioja Reserva 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information St Hallett Gamekeepers Reserve Shiraz Grenache Touriga 75cl Red wine Shiraz Blend from Australia click to read full wine information Wolf Blass Red label Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon The 2005 Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz Cabernet has a youthful deep red colour wit... click to read full wine information

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