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by Kenny Wong October 09, 2015 3 min read
Made from grapes taken off Shiraz vines dating back to 1847, the Moorooroo is one of Australia's hardest wines to get. Only 4 rows of these ancient vines remain today, producing around 200 cases every year. If we are to compile our own list of 1001 wines to drink before we die, the Moorooroo is definitely right up there with the best. Sourced directly from winery.
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