Lindemans Bin 50 Shiraz

Bin 50 2015 has little too recommend it in my view. Initially from the bottle it is overly strong with too much tannin and not much fruit. It does smooth out a little as it breathes but it is a not worth paying over £5 for this

I'm not one who is a wine snob. Even so, most wines under ten bucks do not seem to please me. This one did. I compare it To Yellowtail 2010.

A beuatiful full body wine. Great with food as well as on its own. Fully reccomended.

Very smooth and easy to to drink. I have been drinking this wine for a while now and also choose this as it is value for money.

I just put it down the sink. Very strong Shiraz. Will not buy in the future.

Value for money and consistent quality, Lindemans Bin 50 Shiraz is one of the best wines for its class. And Its generous flavour will make you love it and you will not regret it.

A recommended wine that everyone should try it. Goes very well with good cuisine....

The thing that is so impressive about this everyday wine is that is so consistently produced, vintage after vintage. And when I say consistently, I mean consistently well. We have been drinking this wine for the past couple of years, and have had every vintage from 1997 through 2002, and have yet to be disappointed. We have no compunction about spending less than $10 US on a bottle of wine and sending it down the drain if it is not worth the time. Lindeman's Bin 50 is always priced between $7 US and $8 US and has never once experienced this "dismissal".

Typically earthy Shiraz, deep purple in color, with a dark, fruit nose and lingering spice on the tongue. Very approachable, with the 2002 drinkable now and probably even better in one to three years. Great with red meats! Can't beat it for the price.

Lindemans Bin 50 Shiraz is an excellent red for complimenting meat dishes. I usually prefer a more subtle wine but this bottle comes into it's own with steak or spicy foods.