Penfolds Bin 95 Grange Shiraz

Penfolds Grange Hermitage embodies post-war Australia's hopeful spirit, marrying Ray Beckwith's pioneering science with Max Schubert's visionary winemaking. Schubert's European sojourn after World War II birthed Grange's experimental genesis in 1951. Initially rebuffed and halted by Penfolds in 1957, it continued clandestinely until 1959, yielding rare and sought-after vintages. This saga, a national legend of persistence, resonates across Australia. Today, Penfolds Grange stands as an iconic Australian wine. Bin 95 Grange Shiraz blends ripe shiraz from diverse warm-climate vineyards, sometimes incorporating cabernet sauvignon. Barrel fermented and aged for 20 months in new American oak, it epitomises Penfolds' artistry.