Two Hands Ares Shiraz 2017

Two Hands Ares Shiraz: A Pinnacle of Australian Winemaking

The Vibe

Imagine an evening where the air carries whispers of old myths and legends. You’re in good company, the mood is electric, and you’re about to uncork a bottle of mastery – Two Hands Ares Shiraz 2017. A wine named after the Greek God of War has definitely got stories to tell and a legacy to live up to, embodying the bold, commanding spirit that only something crafted with divine inspiration and exacting standards could.

Ares Shiraz stands as the crowning gem in Two Hands Wines’ prestigious lineup, sourced from the hallowed grounds of Barossa Valley, Australia. This wine is not for the faint of heart but for those who dare to chase passion and discover depth in every glass.

Tastes Like

• A blackberry encounter with intensity: rich and ripe, colliding on your palate.
• Earthy echoes from a mythical land: wet clay and lavender, a sensory revelation.
• Spicy rendezvous with star anise and sage, leaving behind a memory of cacao and sandalwood.

Pairs With

• A slow-roasted lamb feast fit for Zeus himself
• A lively dinner party that refuses to simmer down
• A thrilling game of wits over a gourmet spread

From

Every bottle of Two Hands Ares Shiraz represents the zenith of winemaking precision, where each barrel gets individually tasted, ensuring only the best grapey essence gets to bear Ares’ name. The story begins in the Barossa Valley, where mature vines weave their grapes into a tapestry of complex flavors, promising power and finesse in every sip.

Two Hands Wines, with experience and passion, mirrors Greek mythology’s grandeur through their magnificent creation. At its heart, Ares speaks of a place where gods once roamed, leaving behind a symphony of wine that’s both timeless and magnificent.

Continuing Legacy

This mysterious, tantalizing Shiraz not only invites with its bold flavors but also promises a journey worth embarking upon, making memories that linger long in the bottle, reminding you that great tales and even greater wines are never forgotten.