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19 Crimes "The Uprising" 2018

19 Crimes The Uprising Red Wine | World Market
Garnet hue with purple shadows and aromas of sweet and savory spice,  very nice bouquet of subtle grapefruit, ripe sweet cherries, dark berry jam and more tantalizing spice.

Palate--First impression is a fruit bomb with a very minerally foundation, nice texture with loads of more fruit including red grapefruit.  Finishes with a lasting fruit burst at the end which lingers.

Another $9 Aussie wine aged 30 days in rum barrels which candidly I don't think does anything for it. I'm not sure 230 days enough time to really accomplish anything.  I would guess this may be a blend of  Shiraz and/or petite Sirah and perhaps some Cabernet but who knows.  (I just looked it up and it is Shiraz, Cabernet and  Grenache hence the "cherries" I picked up.)

At $9, it drinks easily and tastes pretty good so raise a glass!

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