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St Hallett Black Clay Shiraz 2024

Over the years, St Hallett's winemakers have frequently identified the black clay soil vineyards in a blind line up. This prevailing sense of place has inspired them to release a wine make entirely from fruit grown in this unique soil type.

Grant Burge Miamba Shiraz 2023

Miamba is a wine that shows the fine and highly expressive fruit quality of the southern Barossa. The 2023 Miamba is well weighted but has the brightness and slickness that represents exceptional value. 

Alkina Polygon #1 Shiraz 2022

There are three polygons that have, since the very early days, looked like they could stand apart as Single Polygon wines. Polygon 3 is 0.274 hectares (ha) and approximately 200 vines. Its soil profile is shallow red brown earth over deep chalky, sedimentary limestone which contains fractured schist and limited iron. Polygon 5 comprises two similar parcels of 0.12ha and 0.25ha, a total of 0.37ha. These Polygon 5 sections have deeper soils and well fractured schist with ferric clay (within the fractures).  Polygon 1 was defined in Pedro’s second visit in 2018. The block is 0.4ha which Pedro divided into separate areas and recommended that we exclude one section of 0.097ha which lacks the fractured schist of the other sections.

Torbreck RunRig Shiraz Viognier 2021

The RunRig has often drawn comparison with the beautifully fragrant and tautly structured wines produced from the steep slopes of the Northern Rhone Valley’s appellation of Cote Rotie.

Turkey Flat Shiraz 2021

This highly acclaimed Shiraz has received numerous awards since its first vintage in 1990. However, it's the versatility of this wine, in the way it embraces both power and elegance that is most impressive. This Shiraz is a result of a very intricate blending process. After each parcel of fruit is individually vinified & aged in specially selected French oak barrels, the final blend is created with careful consideration to upholding its reputation for cellaring gracefully, retaining its freshness and balance for many years.

Bethany Shiraz First Village 2022

The village of Bethany was the first settlement in the Barossa Valley, established in 1842. The first vines on Bethany Estate were planted in 1852, the beginning of a passion and tradition that continues on today within the Schrapel family, six generations later. First Village reflects the folkloric style of Bethany’s German heritage, and depicts scenes telling the story of the establishment of the village. Bring a bottle to the next family dinner and draw out some stories from your heritage.

Yalumba Paradox Shiraz 2022

The Paradox is not what you might expect from a wine from the northern Barossa. It’s not the high octane, lots of new oak stereotypical northern Barossa Shiraz, but rather a softer, more gentle velvet-like and savoury style of wine.

Penfolds Bin 128 Shiraz 2019

Torbreck The Struie Barossa Shiraz 2023

Sourced from elevated sites throughout the Barossa and Eden Valley, The Struie reflects the cooler side of the region and showcases the subtle nuances that remained from hillside viticulture.

Hewitson Monopole Shiraz Mother Vine 2020

Exclusively owned by Hewitson, this Selection Clona from a 1853 Shiraz vine resurrects an ancient pre-Phylloxera Shiraz clone. The wine showcases a palate filled with intense mulberry, raspberry, chocolate and seamlessly integrated tannins.

Shiraz

St Hallett

Grant Burge

Alkina

Torbreck Wines

Turkey Flat Vineyards

Bethany

Yalumba

Penfolds

Torbreck Wines

Hewitson