Tait The Ball Buster Red 2007

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Tait The Ball Buster Red 2007

BN#254267

Category	Red Wine
Varietal	Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
Region	Australia : South Australia : Barossa Valley
Producer	Tait
Alcohol	15.5%

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Tait

Deep Black Purple. Intense aromas of blackcurrent, Stewed plums, Cherry, and chocolate. Full bodied berry palate with a sweet long lasting finish.

Wine Advocate

The Ball Buster blend has been an annual Best Buy and, even at the current asking price, the 2007 The Ball Buster is an awesome value (at least for hedonists). It is composed of 72% Shiraz, 17% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 11% Merlot aged for 12 months in seasoned French and American oak. Opaque purple-colored, it has a nose of cedar, leather, spice box, and blueberry that leaps from the glass. This is followed by a plush, full-bodied wine with gobs of flavor and superior length. This easy-to-understand effort defines the meaning of over-delivering and will do so for another four years.

Score: 92. —Jay Miller, February 2009.