You know that wine that just fills your mouth and makes the room feel cosier? This is that. The War Horse Shiraz is big, dark and velvety, all ripe blackberry and a little kick of black pepper, the kind of red you pour when there's meat on the grill or a long catch-up ahead. It's confident without being heavy-handed, smooth enough to sip on its own but built to stand up to a proper plate. Crave one tonight? Say the word and we'll have it at your door, any hour.
Stick your nose in first and you'll get dark berries, ripe plum and a whisper of spice. The first sip lands full and rounded: ripe blackberry and blueberry up front, then a gentle crack of black pepper that keeps it interesting. Oak ageing does the quiet work here, smoothing everything into a velvety, slightly toasty finish that lingers a beat longer than you'd expect. It's full-bodied but not jammy or sweet. Bold, balanced, easy to love.
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Where it's from
This one comes out of South Africa's Western Cape, the Coastal heartland around Stellenbosch where Shiraz, what the French call Syrah, soaks up plenty of sun and turns out bold, dark and generous. It's the warm-climate style of the grape, so you get more ripe fruit and pepper than the leaner, smokier versions from cooler corners of the world. Easy-going name, serious glass of wine.
Good to know
- What is the price of The War Horse Shiraz Red Wine 75cl?
The War Horse Shiraz Red Wine 75cl is KSh 1,159 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within the hour, or next day countrywide.
- What does The War Horse Shiraz 75cl taste like?
Full-bodied and smooth, with ripe blackberry and blueberry, dark plum, a crack of black pepper and a velvety, lightly toasty oak finish. Bold but balanced, and not sweet.
- What is the ABV of The War Horse Shiraz?
It's 13.5% alcohol, a fairly standard strength for a red of this style.
- How do I serve it?
Slightly cool, around 16 to 18°C, in a big-bowled glass. Let it breathe for twenty minutes if you can, or just pour and swirl.
- What food pairs with The War Horse Shiraz?
Grilled and roasted meats are its best friend. Think nyama choma, steak, lamb or barbecue ribs, plus mature cheeses or roasted veg.
- Where is The War Horse Shiraz from?
South Africa, from the Coastal region around Stellenbosch in the Western Cape, a warm-climate area known for bold, fruit-forward Shiraz.
- Is Shiraz the same as Syrah?
Yes, same grape, two names. South Africa and Australia tend to call it Shiraz, which usually points to this riper, more peppery, sun-soaked style.
The War Horse Shiraz Red Wine 75cl
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The War Horse Shiraz Red Wine 75cl price in Kenya
Buy The War Horse Shiraz Red Wine 75cl online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 1,159. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.