Description
Vibrant red and maroon hues extend from the core of the glass.Sweet vanilla and chocolate aromas are supported by fresh and juicy red berry fruits.Full of flavor, luscious and rich fruit is balanced by layers of vanilla oak. Finishing round and soft with an appeal.John Boyle O’Reilly was an Irish born poet who arrested for mutiny in 1866. Sentenced to 20 years servitude in the Australian penal colony of Bunbury, O’Reilly eventually struck up a romantic liason with the constable’s daughter. Although the relationship ended badly, O’Reilly was never destined to spend his life in one place and struck a deal with a Catholic priest who helped him arrange a daring escape plan. With hi creativity and commitment to romantic adventure, John Boyle O’Reilly truly embodies the poetic history of Australia and 19 Crimes wines.
