2009 Mollydooker Enchanted Path Rare Signed Double Magnum - 3000ml Wine
2009 Mollydooker Enchanted Path Rare Signed Double Magnum - 3000ml Wine

Proprietary Blend · McLaren Vale

2009 Mollydooker Enchanted Path Rare Signed Double Magnum - 3000ml

93 points from Robert Parker.

$1,250.00
  • From McLaren Vale, South Australia.
Bottle
3000 ml
Vintage
2009
Score
93 RP
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    “2009 Mollydooker Enchanted Path Rare Signed Double Magnum - 93 pts! A blend of 66% Shiraz and 34% Cabernet Sauvignon, the 2009 Enchanted Path was matured in 97% American and 3% French oak, 85% new and 15% one year. Very deep garnet-purple, it has a great intensity of cassis, blackberry, violet and eucalypt aromas with a whiff of coffee. Crisp in the full-bodied mouth, it has medium-firm very finely grained tannins, finishing long. The tight-knit palate suggests it should have more to give in 18-24 months, drinking to 2019+.”
    Robert Parker, 93 points

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    Varietal
    Proprietary Blend
    Vintage
    2009
    Rating
    93 RP
    Bottle Size
    3000 ml
    Bottle Quantity
    1
    Country
    Australia
    Region
    South Australia
    Location
    McLaren Vale
    Producer
    Mollydooker
    Color
    Red
    Wine Type
    Table
    2009 Mollydooker Enchanted Path Rare Signed Double Magnum - 3000ml Wine

    Mollydooker

    2009 Proprietary Blend, McLaren Vale

    About Mollydooker

    Mollydooker Wines is a family estate in the McLaren Vale district of South Australia particularly known for its full-bodied, silky red wines made from classic Australian grape varieties like Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. These frequently gain high ratings from Wine Spectator and Robert Parker and are among the most sought-after wines produced in Australia.

    The label made its debut in 2006, though owner Sarah Marquis already had extensive experience working in the wine trade. Success came rapidly for Mollydooker; The Wine Advocate rated the first edition of The Boxer Shiraz the best value red wine in the world, with the estate's Two Left Feet Shiraz – Cabernet coming second. Mollydooker's Maitre D' Cabernet Sauvignon came in fourth, and just for good measure The Violinist white wine topped the best value white wine list. Unsurprisingly the wines sold out in days and this early success fueled the purchase of vineyards and a winery in 2008.

    Mollydooker's three vineyards are planted to Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, and total 116 acres. They are situated on the Seaview Ridge and enjoy a Mediterranean climate. The winery crushes around 1300 tons per year and aims for an annual output of 80,000 cases. The only white wines – one still and one sparkling – are made from Verdelho sourced from Gemtree.

    • 93points from Robert Parker
    • 2009vintage
    • 3000 mlbottle size

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    How much wine is in this listing?

    One bottle, 3000 ml, of the 2009 vintage.

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    Who made this wine?

    Mollydooker.

    Is there an age requirement?

    Yes. You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase.

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