When you release a series of the same variety from the same region and same year, they need to be...

Easy going, very drinkable, mid-weight with all the familiar touchpoints of Barossa Shiraz: dark fruits, some spice – a little...

From the same Mt Benson estate blocks of Shiraz as for the En Soleil Shiraz, it has also spent a...

From estate vineyards in the Mt Benson region, maturation was for twelve months in older oak. An opaque maroon with...

From the team’s estate vineyard at Mt Benson, specifically Block 6, this already has considerable time under its belt before...

Plum and blackberry sit within an attractive frame of white pepper spice to start, followed by subtle charred meat and...

The oak sits very much at the fore on entry, with cedar, vanilla, and leather giving way to baked black...

It’s not every day I get to try a 10-year-old Heathcote Shiraz, so this was a real treat. It’s a...

A charming example of Heathcote Shiraz, and while all of its characters now exist in the tertiary realm, it still...

Here we have a new release from the Planted Series – a tribute to the centenarian vines from Barossa and...

An ever reliable value proposition makes this cuvée name apt. Spiced plum, garrigue, pan juices, blackberry, black pepper, subtle vanilla...

Magill Estate’s evolution is now becoming quite palpable. With each vintage there is more poise, detail and finely nuanced oak....

Polish and concentration matched to some extraordinary dark purple hues, Marananga Shiraz is quite the individual, year in, year out....

As usual, Bin 138 brings a wealth of flavour to the glass. It definitely has presence, weight and persistence delivered...

This vintage, the blend is 56% Grenache, 38% Shiraz and 6% Mataro. Maturation was for a year in a mix...

A stunning Magill, Penfolds’ single vineyard release. 100% Shiraz, maturation is for seventeen months in a mix of French barriques,...

A cool season and vintage explained well in the glass. Deep purple hues. Bay leaf, spearmint, pepper aromas offer a...

A warm-hearted Shiraz if ever there was one, generous yes, but it’s a well-controlled generosity. Deep purple hues. Blackstrap liquorice,...

Offers a little less of the classic St. Henri style – the comforting old lounge leather savouriness is now discreetly...

A seamless pairing of Cabernet Sauvignon (51%) and Shiraz (49%) sourced from McLaren Vale, Padthaway and the Barossa Valley. A...

Retains that new oak smell and feel. Indeed, 14 months in French oak hogsheads (69% new) is towards the higher...

Penfolds’ non-Grange Barossa Shiraz. 100% French oak, all hogsheads, with 69% new, the remaining 31% one-year-old, this cracking red certainly...

This is certainly a very fine St Henri, although unlikely to sit with the absolute greats. Maturation is a very...

Always a star of the Collection, year after year. The blend, as it almost always is, falls marginally in favour...