Gourmets of Wine > David Hook The Gorge Shiraz 2007 : The Wine Front
[The Wine Front] David Hook is one of the best producers in the Hunter Valley - and I like his prices too. To my tastes this isn’t one of his best efforts but it’s still got a lot of flavour.
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