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Dry River Shiraz 1/4 Bottles
Region: Australia
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Deep and inky in colour this wine displays a nose of rich ripe plum and blackcurrant flavours with a touch of mint. These grapes are picked at optimum ripeness and blended to create an approachable soft and fruity wine. Smooth and full bodied on the palate with spicy flavours of dark berried fruit, velvety tannins and a long lingering finish.
Food Pairing: Pair this wine with spicy culinary delights like sizzling Mexican fajitas or zesty Cajun chicken.
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Deep and inky in colour this wine displays a nose of rich ripe plum and blackcurrant flavours with a touch of mint. These grapes are picked at optimum ripeness and blended to create an approachable soft and fruity wine. Smooth and full bodied on the palate with spicy flavours of dark berried fruit, velvety tannins and a long lingering finish.
Food Pairing: Pair this wine with spicy culinary delights like sizzling Mexican fajitas or zesty Cajun chicken.
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Dry River Shiraz 1/4 Bottles
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Glaetzer Bishop Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A family-owned boutique winery producing premium Barossa Valley wines. Ben Glaetzer makes unique, elegant wines which are treated as classics. Ben has previously won the Qantas Young Winemaker of the Year and in 2005, he was inducted as the youngest ever member of the Barons of the Barossa, a special Wine Fraternity of industry personalities.
Tasting Notes: The colour is deep inky red with purple hues. An explosion of brooding dark tones with bright cassis and coffee bean hints. Subtle richness with flavours of dark plum and blackberry intermingled with dark chocolate and dried spice. Generous yet restrained tannin provides exceptional palate length and persistence.
Awards:
Robert Parker 2023 Wine Advocate Review Erin Larkin - 92 Points: Glaetzer Bishop 2021 - “The 2021 Bishop Shiraz is pristine, supple and concentrated. There are layers of mulberry, raspberry and salted liquorice (red liquorice, too) in the mouth, shaped by fine, pliable tannins. It is bendy like high-jump poles. This is really great value for money. It is reliably high quality, delivering a modern, satisfying Barossa experience. What more do you want?
Robert Parker 2022 Wine Advocate Review Erin Larkin - 92 Points: Glaetzer Bishop 2020: “This 2020 Bishop Shiraz is a saturating and pure example of Barossa Shiraz, from a warm, compacted and low yielding vintage. The wine in the glass is the very essence of Barossa, with red, earthy tannins, spicy/toasty oak and a fruit profile that spans red, purple and black. Really well done. Delicious. Drink Date 2022 – 2032.”
Robert Parker 2021 Wine Advocate Review Joe Czerwinski - 91 Points – Glaetzer Bishop 2019: “The 2019 Bishop Shiraz is all Shiraz and all from the Ebenezer district of the northern Barossa Valley. Aged almost exclusively in second, third and fourth use oak (mostly French), it features slight herbal overtones to the black cherry and black olive notes. It’s medium to full-bodied on the palate, supple, generous and reasonably concentrated, folding in hints of peppery spice and mocha shadings on the velvety, mouthwatering finish.”
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A family-owned boutique winery producing premium Barossa Valley wines. Ben Glaetzer makes unique, elegant wines which are treated as classics. Ben has previously won the Qantas Young Winemaker of the Year and in 2005, he was inducted as the youngest ever member of the Barons of the Barossa, a special Wine Fraternity of industry personalities.
Tasting Notes: The colour is deep inky red with purple hues. An explosion of brooding dark tones with bright cassis and coffee bean hints. Subtle richness with flavours of dark plum and blackberry intermingled with dark chocolate and dried spice. Generous yet restrained tannin provides exceptional palate length and persistence.
Awards:
Robert Parker 2023 Wine Advocate Review Erin Larkin - 92 Points: Glaetzer Bishop 2021 - “The 2021 Bishop Shiraz is pristine, supple and concentrated. There are layers of mulberry, raspberry and salted liquorice (red liquorice, too) in the mouth, shaped by fine, pliable tannins. It is bendy like high-jump poles. This is really great value for money. It is reliably high quality, delivering a modern, satisfying Barossa experience. What more do you want?
Robert Parker 2022 Wine Advocate Review Erin Larkin - 92 Points: Glaetzer Bishop 2020: “This 2020 Bishop Shiraz is a saturating and pure example of Barossa Shiraz, from a warm, compacted and low yielding vintage. The wine in the glass is the very essence of Barossa, with red, earthy tannins, spicy/toasty oak and a fruit profile that spans red, purple and black. Really well done. Delicious. Drink Date 2022 – 2032.”
Robert Parker 2021 Wine Advocate Review Joe Czerwinski - 91 Points – Glaetzer Bishop 2019: “The 2019 Bishop Shiraz is all Shiraz and all from the Ebenezer district of the northern Barossa Valley. Aged almost exclusively in second, third and fourth use oak (mostly French), it features slight herbal overtones to the black cherry and black olive notes. It’s medium to full-bodied on the palate, supple, generous and reasonably concentrated, folding in hints of peppery spice and mocha shadings on the velvety, mouthwatering finish.”
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Glaetzer Bishop Shiraz 2021
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Heartland Directors Cut Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, Langhorne Creek
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A collaboration of industry veterans Ben Glaetzer, Scott Collet, Grant Tilbrook and Nick Keukenmeester who have developed Heartland into an award-winning winery, since producing the first vintage in 2001. They embrace the best Australian fruits and create wines of balance and texture with a uniquely Australian identity.
Tasting Notes: The deep colour gives a clue to the concentration of aromas and flavours to follow. Dark cherry and blackberry fruit dominate the nose with undercurrents of black liquorice and pepper. The palate brings to mind a berry compote enriched by elusive hints of spice. Directors’ Cut Shiraz is famous for its poise and balance and this vintage is no exception.
Reviews:
Rating 94 James Halliday Wine Companion, July 26, 2014: "Thick oak and thick dark fruit. Shoot first, ask questions later. Coconut, chocolate, mint and toast notes are slathered on saturated blackberry and plum. Tannin is not impeccable but it roars through the wine with impressive force. Big-boned, big-bodied wine."
Rating 4.5/5 Tony Love's TOP 100 Wines, The Advertiser Special Edition, July 19, 2014: "From older vineyards in a crackingly good regional vintage, this shows a bit of oak, but it's very good French wood, adding pepper, anise and nutmeg-like spices to accentuate the shiraz aromatics with earthy and mineral layers also in play. Flavour, flavour, flavour - delicious, intense and sophisticated."
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A collaboration of industry veterans Ben Glaetzer, Scott Collet, Grant Tilbrook and Nick Keukenmeester who have developed Heartland into an award-winning winery, since producing the first vintage in 2001. They embrace the best Australian fruits and create wines of balance and texture with a uniquely Australian identity.
Tasting Notes: The deep colour gives a clue to the concentration of aromas and flavours to follow. Dark cherry and blackberry fruit dominate the nose with undercurrents of black liquorice and pepper. The palate brings to mind a berry compote enriched by elusive hints of spice. Directors’ Cut Shiraz is famous for its poise and balance and this vintage is no exception.
Reviews:
Rating 94 James Halliday Wine Companion, July 26, 2014: "Thick oak and thick dark fruit. Shoot first, ask questions later. Coconut, chocolate, mint and toast notes are slathered on saturated blackberry and plum. Tannin is not impeccable but it roars through the wine with impressive force. Big-boned, big-bodied wine."
Rating 4.5/5 Tony Love's TOP 100 Wines, The Advertiser Special Edition, July 19, 2014: "From older vineyards in a crackingly good regional vintage, this shows a bit of oak, but it's very good French wood, adding pepper, anise and nutmeg-like spices to accentuate the shiraz aromatics with earthy and mineral layers also in play. Flavour, flavour, flavour - delicious, intense and sophisticated."
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Heartland Directors Cut Shiraz 2021
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Heartland Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, Langhorne Creek
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A collaboration of industry veterans Ben Glaetzer, Scott Collet, Grant Tilbrook and Nick Keukenmeester who have developed Heartland into an award-winning winery, since producing the first vintage in 2001. They embrace the best Australian fruits and create wines of balance and texture with a uniquely Australian identity.
Tasting Notes A purple core remains deep out to the rim. The aromas are a combination of fresh blackberries and blueberries, plum jam and liquorice strap. The palate is medium to full bodied. It is driven by dark fruits and offset by sweet spice and a hint of pepper on the finish. It is at once soft and pleasant while lingering on the palate and showing strong ageing potential.
Food Pairing: The Heartland Shiraz is an exceptional wine that pairs beautifully with grilled meats, rich stews and hearty pasta dishes.
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A collaboration of industry veterans Ben Glaetzer, Scott Collet, Grant Tilbrook and Nick Keukenmeester who have developed Heartland into an award-winning winery, since producing the first vintage in 2001. They embrace the best Australian fruits and create wines of balance and texture with a uniquely Australian identity.
Tasting Notes A purple core remains deep out to the rim. The aromas are a combination of fresh blackberries and blueberries, plum jam and liquorice strap. The palate is medium to full bodied. It is driven by dark fruits and offset by sweet spice and a hint of pepper on the finish. It is at once soft and pleasant while lingering on the palate and showing strong ageing potential.
Food Pairing: The Heartland Shiraz is an exceptional wine that pairs beautifully with grilled meats, rich stews and hearty pasta dishes.
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Heartland Shiraz 2021
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Langmeil Valley Floor Shiraz 2022
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: The Barossa is famous for its viticulture, history and winemaking dating back to the 1840s. At its heart is the Valley Floor, a highly-prized strip of viticultural land which is the very foundation and forms the essence of this wine. A true taste of the Barossa.
Langmeil’s history dates back to 1842 and the winery now draws on Barossa’s cultural beginnings and combines it with world-class winemaking. Its flagship, Freedom Shiraz, comes from what is believed to be the oldest Shiraz vines in the world, dating back to 1843. Old Barossan vines are a trademark of the winery, as are Chief Winemaker, Paul Lindner’s minimal intervention techniques.
Aging: 15% new American oak, 85% seasoned American and French oak hogsheads. Twenty-four months spent in oak.
Tasting Notes: Medium to deep crimson with purple hues. Rich and lifted aromas of Satsuma plum, mulberry and floral notes mingle with sweet spice, chocolate and savoury hints. Rich, plumy fruit and sweet spice balanced by soft velvety tannins. A complex, medium to full bodied wine showing hints of mocha, bramble and vanilla which flow through to the lengthy, fruity, peppery and spicy finish.
Food Pairing: Stir-fried beef with basil, American style slow cooked ribs, Sunday roast, and mature cheddar.
Awards:
Halliday Wine Companion 2024 - Dave Brookes 2023 - 91 Points
Global Syrah Masters - Drinks Business 2023 - Gold Medal
Vinous.com - Angus Hughson 2023 - 90 Points
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: The Barossa is famous for its viticulture, history and winemaking dating back to the 1840s. At its heart is the Valley Floor, a highly-prized strip of viticultural land which is the very foundation and forms the essence of this wine. A true taste of the Barossa.
Langmeil’s history dates back to 1842 and the winery now draws on Barossa’s cultural beginnings and combines it with world-class winemaking. Its flagship, Freedom Shiraz, comes from what is believed to be the oldest Shiraz vines in the world, dating back to 1843. Old Barossan vines are a trademark of the winery, as are Chief Winemaker, Paul Lindner’s minimal intervention techniques.
Aging: 15% new American oak, 85% seasoned American and French oak hogsheads. Twenty-four months spent in oak.
Tasting Notes: Medium to deep crimson with purple hues. Rich and lifted aromas of Satsuma plum, mulberry and floral notes mingle with sweet spice, chocolate and savoury hints. Rich, plumy fruit and sweet spice balanced by soft velvety tannins. A complex, medium to full bodied wine showing hints of mocha, bramble and vanilla which flow through to the lengthy, fruity, peppery and spicy finish.
Food Pairing: Stir-fried beef with basil, American style slow cooked ribs, Sunday roast, and mature cheddar.
Awards:
Halliday Wine Companion 2024 - Dave Brookes 2023 - 91 Points
Global Syrah Masters - Drinks Business 2023 - Gold Medal
Vinous.com - Angus Hughson 2023 - 90 Points
Langmeil Valley Floor Shiraz 2022
LMOBS
Langmeil Orphan Bank Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Langmeil’s history dates back to 1842 and the winery now draws on Barossa’s cultural beginnings and combines it with world-class winemaking. Its flagship, Freedom Shiraz, comes from what is believed to be the oldest Shiraz vines in the world, dating back to 1843. Old Barossan vines are a trademark of the winery, as are Chief Winemaker, Paul Lindner’s minimal intervention techniques.
Tasting Notes: Intense, with sharply focused red plum, raspberry and roasted red pepper flavours that race over refined tannins and persist into the long, vivid finish. Very full bodied and powerful in the mouth, the rich is offset by very crisp acidity and a medium to firm level of grainy tannins.
Food Pairing: This Shiraz pairs well with rabbit stifado, pork or duck roast, mushroom risotto, roasted vegetable tartlet or a matured cheese platter.
Awards:
Robert Parker Wine Advocate - Joe Czerwinski 2021 - 95 Points
The Real Review - Huon Hooke 2021 - 95 Points
Global Syrah Masters 2020 - Gold
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Langmeil’s history dates back to 1842 and the winery now draws on Barossa’s cultural beginnings and combines it with world-class winemaking. Its flagship, Freedom Shiraz, comes from what is believed to be the oldest Shiraz vines in the world, dating back to 1843. Old Barossan vines are a trademark of the winery, as are Chief Winemaker, Paul Lindner’s minimal intervention techniques.
Tasting Notes: Intense, with sharply focused red plum, raspberry and roasted red pepper flavours that race over refined tannins and persist into the long, vivid finish. Very full bodied and powerful in the mouth, the rich is offset by very crisp acidity and a medium to firm level of grainy tannins.
Food Pairing: This Shiraz pairs well with rabbit stifado, pork or duck roast, mushroom risotto, roasted vegetable tartlet or a matured cheese platter.
Awards:
Robert Parker Wine Advocate - Joe Czerwinski 2021 - 95 Points
The Real Review - Huon Hooke 2021 - 95 Points
Global Syrah Masters 2020 - Gold
Langmeil Orphan Bank Shiraz 2021
WSSH
Woodstock Shiraz 2022
Region: Australia, McLaren Vale
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Tasting Notes: When tasting this Shiraz, generosity of colour and flavour are clear and evident. The vibrant, floral and spicy bouquet brings together both red and black fruits like cherries and plums. The classic McLaren Vale earthiness comes through on the palate which balances the fruit concentration and the soft yet structured tannins.
Food Pairing: Best served with char-grilled or roast beef served with pepper sauce and wilted baby spinach or a selection of cured meats and smoked cheddar.
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Tasting Notes: When tasting this Shiraz, generosity of colour and flavour are clear and evident. The vibrant, floral and spicy bouquet brings together both red and black fruits like cherries and plums. The classic McLaren Vale earthiness comes through on the palate which balances the fruit concentration and the soft yet structured tannins.
Food Pairing: Best served with char-grilled or roast beef served with pepper sauce and wilted baby spinach or a selection of cured meats and smoked cheddar.
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Woodstock Shiraz 2022
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Woodstock The Stocks Shiraz 2018
Region: Australia, McLaren Vale
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range. Named after a set of medieval wooden leg stocks which stand in the town of Woodstock in Oxfordshire, England, “The Stocks” Shiraz is Woodstock’s flagship wine. This single vineyard Shiraz is made from 31 rows of low-yielding vines, planted circa 1900 on a sandy north slope of Woodstock Estate.
The old vines on sandy soils are inspected thoroughly during veraison each January; exposed bunches are removed to prevent sunburn and hidden bunches are thinned to ensure even ripening. Ideally, each remaining bunch will have about two leaves between them and the sun. Yields are deliberately kept low (average yield is about two bottles per vine) and the vineyard is essentially dry grown resulting in intense concentration of flavour. The Shiraz fruit is harvested at night to preserve the delicate berry flavours. The grapes are then crushed and cold soaked for 24-48 hours before fermentation in small open fermenters and hand plunged twice daily for at least 5 days. The wine is pressed and then finishes ferment in carefully selected old and new, French and American oak barrels in a temperature controlled cellar. Each barrel is monitored, and only the finest selected to continue the lineage of Woodstock ‘The Stocks’ Shiraz.
Aging: The wine is aged in carefully selected French and American oak barrels in a temperature controlled cellar for up to 18 months. Each barrel is monitored, and only the finest selected to continue the lineage of Woodstock ‘The Stocks’ Shiraz.
Tasting Notes: Deep, dark red colour with a purple tint. Plush, red and black fruits with a touch of dried spice and toasty oak on the nose. The palate is full-bodied yet soft, with ripe tannins and mid-palate fruit harmoniously balanced, which lead to a structured and complex finish. A wine that perfectly reflects its terroir, variety and region with elegance of fruit and well-integrated oak.
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range. Named after a set of medieval wooden leg stocks which stand in the town of Woodstock in Oxfordshire, England, “The Stocks” Shiraz is Woodstock’s flagship wine. This single vineyard Shiraz is made from 31 rows of low-yielding vines, planted circa 1900 on a sandy north slope of Woodstock Estate.
The old vines on sandy soils are inspected thoroughly during veraison each January; exposed bunches are removed to prevent sunburn and hidden bunches are thinned to ensure even ripening. Ideally, each remaining bunch will have about two leaves between them and the sun. Yields are deliberately kept low (average yield is about two bottles per vine) and the vineyard is essentially dry grown resulting in intense concentration of flavour. The Shiraz fruit is harvested at night to preserve the delicate berry flavours. The grapes are then crushed and cold soaked for 24-48 hours before fermentation in small open fermenters and hand plunged twice daily for at least 5 days. The wine is pressed and then finishes ferment in carefully selected old and new, French and American oak barrels in a temperature controlled cellar. Each barrel is monitored, and only the finest selected to continue the lineage of Woodstock ‘The Stocks’ Shiraz.
Aging: The wine is aged in carefully selected French and American oak barrels in a temperature controlled cellar for up to 18 months. Each barrel is monitored, and only the finest selected to continue the lineage of Woodstock ‘The Stocks’ Shiraz.
Tasting Notes: Deep, dark red colour with a purple tint. Plush, red and black fruits with a touch of dried spice and toasty oak on the nose. The palate is full-bodied yet soft, with ripe tannins and mid-palate fruit harmoniously balanced, which lead to a structured and complex finish. A wine that perfectly reflects its terroir, variety and region with elegance of fruit and well-integrated oak.
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Woodstock The Stocks Shiraz 2018
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Woodstock Pilots View Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, McLaren Vale
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Flying Spitfires during WWII, Douglas Collett A.M was privileged to a pilot’s eye-view of the vineyards of Europe. Returning home, Doug saw the future for an Australian table wine industry, moving on from fortified styles. Equipped with animation initiative and perseverance, Doug planted many vineyards and made wines in many regions. He loved the natural beauty and robust flavours of McLaren Vale, acquiring Woodstock Estate in 1973. Doug’s own flight helmet represents the vision and passion of this inspirational man whose philosophy was “the glass is always half full” so lets fill it up!”
Tasting Notes: This wine exhibits distinctive and perfumed dark and red fruit aromas, indicative of an excellent quality vintage. The palate is luscious with ripe fruit and layers of soft tannin. Balanced acidity and subtle oak provide texture and a long smooth finish.
Food Pairing: Pairs well with slow cooked beef fillet with red wine braised or venison dishes.
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Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Flying Spitfires during WWII, Douglas Collett A.M was privileged to a pilot’s eye-view of the vineyards of Europe. Returning home, Doug saw the future for an Australian table wine industry, moving on from fortified styles. Equipped with animation initiative and perseverance, Doug planted many vineyards and made wines in many regions. He loved the natural beauty and robust flavours of McLaren Vale, acquiring Woodstock Estate in 1973. Doug’s own flight helmet represents the vision and passion of this inspirational man whose philosophy was “the glass is always half full” so lets fill it up!”
Tasting Notes: This wine exhibits distinctive and perfumed dark and red fruit aromas, indicative of an excellent quality vintage. The palate is luscious with ripe fruit and layers of soft tannin. Balanced acidity and subtle oak provide texture and a long smooth finish.
Food Pairing: Pairs well with slow cooked beef fillet with red wine braised or venison dishes.
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Woodstock Pilots View Shiraz 2021
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Yellowtail Shiraz
Region: Australia
Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Often referred to as the classic Australian red wine, Shiraz is an easy to drink, all-time favourite. Concentrated red cherry and plum is complemented by notes of vanilla, mocha and spice. The flavour is rich and smooth, with juicy red berries and hints of vanilla and spice.
Food Pairing: Shiraz, with its bold and spicy notes, pairs wonderfully with a variety of meats and cheeses found on a charcuterie board.
Awards:
CWSA - China Wine & Spirits Awards 2022 - Gold
San Francisco International Wine Competition 2021 - Double Gold
San Francisco International Wine Competition 2020 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2019 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2018 - Silver
London Wine Competition 2018 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2017 - Gold
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Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Often referred to as the classic Australian red wine, Shiraz is an easy to drink, all-time favourite. Concentrated red cherry and plum is complemented by notes of vanilla, mocha and spice. The flavour is rich and smooth, with juicy red berries and hints of vanilla and spice.
Food Pairing: Shiraz, with its bold and spicy notes, pairs wonderfully with a variety of meats and cheeses found on a charcuterie board.
Awards:
CWSA - China Wine & Spirits Awards 2022 - Gold
San Francisco International Wine Competition 2021 - Double Gold
San Francisco International Wine Competition 2020 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2019 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2018 - Silver
London Wine Competition 2018 - Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition 2017 - Gold
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Yellowtail Shiraz
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Yellowtail Shiraz 1/4 Bottles 12x187ml
Region: Australia
Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Often referred to as the classic Australian red wine, Shiraz is an easy to drink, all-time favourite. Concentrated red cherry and plum is complemented by notes of vanilla, mocha and spice. The flavour is rich and smooth, with juicy red berries and hints of vanilla and spice.
Food Pairing: Its versatile style makes it an ideal wine to pair with grilled meats, spicy dishes or enjoy on its own.
Awards:
Yellow Tail brand has been awarded by The International Wine and Spirits Record (IWSR) the 'Most Poweful Wine Brand' for seven years in a row.
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Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Often referred to as the classic Australian red wine, Shiraz is an easy to drink, all-time favourite. Concentrated red cherry and plum is complemented by notes of vanilla, mocha and spice. The flavour is rich and smooth, with juicy red berries and hints of vanilla and spice.
Food Pairing: Its versatile style makes it an ideal wine to pair with grilled meats, spicy dishes or enjoy on its own.
Awards:
Yellow Tail brand has been awarded by The International Wine and Spirits Record (IWSR) the 'Most Poweful Wine Brand' for seven years in a row.
VEGAN & VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY
Yellowtail Shiraz 1/4 Bottles 12x187ml
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Casella 1919 Barossa Valley Shiraz 2006
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: This rich Shiraz displays notes of blackberry, mocha and soft notes of black pepper.
Awards:
Casella 1919 Range Awarded 91 Points by Wine Spectator: Influential US magazine Wine Spectator has granted the Casella 1919 Cabernet Sauvignon and the Casella 1919 Shiraz both 91 points in a recent tasting of the Australian wines. The rating is only given to outstanding wines of exceptional complexity and character. As an award winning winemaker with over 1000 medals, John Casella wanted to create a wine that he could credibly give as a gift. The result is Casella 1919; two classic red wines from the acclaimed 2006 vintage that represent the pinnacle of the Casella Family Brands portfolio.
International Wine Challenge 2014 - Silver
Sydney International Wine Competition 2014 - Blue-Gold Top 100
Sydney International Wine Competition 2013 - Blue-Gold Top 100
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Casella 1919 Barossa Valley Shiraz 2006
BCFSH
Flutterby Shiraz 2022/2024
Region: South Africa, Paarl
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: The full ripeness of selected Shiraz grapes brings you a serious wine with splendid ripe full plum extracts and spicy aromas, backed by hints of eucalyptus. This Shiraz displays notes of plum, damson and blackberry with a hint of sweet baking spices on the finish. An elegant wine, with a soft and silky finish on the palate. Gentle oak ageing provides a further layer of flavour and complexity.
Food Pairing: You can never go wrong with anything that comes off the BBQ - think steak, burgers and eggplant!
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: The full ripeness of selected Shiraz grapes brings you a serious wine with splendid ripe full plum extracts and spicy aromas, backed by hints of eucalyptus. This Shiraz displays notes of plum, damson and blackberry with a hint of sweet baking spices on the finish. An elegant wine, with a soft and silky finish on the palate. Gentle oak ageing provides a further layer of flavour and complexity.
Food Pairing: You can never go wrong with anything that comes off the BBQ - think steak, burgers and eggplant!
Flutterby Shiraz 2022/2024
PJDDT
Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Domaines Thalabert 2022
Region: Rhone, France
Grape Variety: 100% Syrah
Tasting Notes: Shiny and lipid deep ruby colour. Intense, complex and aromatic on the nose, notes of small red fruits, animals, graphite and Provenal olives. Powerful but fine on the palate, elegant tannins with a smooth texture.
Food Pairing: Enjoy this magnificent Syrah from the Rhone with game,wild fowl and lamb with young vegetables. Before enjoying, decant this red wine for at least one hour.
Awards:
Sakura Awards 2020 - Double Gold
Grape Variety: 100% Syrah
Tasting Notes: Shiny and lipid deep ruby colour. Intense, complex and aromatic on the nose, notes of small red fruits, animals, graphite and Provenal olives. Powerful but fine on the palate, elegant tannins with a smooth texture.
Food Pairing: Enjoy this magnificent Syrah from the Rhone with game,wild fowl and lamb with young vegetables. Before enjoying, decant this red wine for at least one hour.
Awards:
Sakura Awards 2020 - Double Gold
Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Domaines Thalabert 2022
PJLJ
Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Les Jalets 2023
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: This wine is very richly balanced. Its length gives expression the ripe apricots, honey and spice notes.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are stuffed aubergine, lamb and venisons peppered haunch.
ORGANIC
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: This wine is very richly balanced. Its length gives expression the ripe apricots, honey and spice notes.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are stuffed aubergine, lamb and venisons peppered haunch.
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Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Les Jalets 2023
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Jaboulet Hermitage La Maison Bleue 2014/2015
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: From the eastern part of the hill where the soil is deeper. It has wonderful depth of soft fruit, plummy and rich, blackberries and spice with real density and excellent ripe tannins to give structure.
Food Pairing: Jaboulet Hermitage is best served with all types of classic meat dishes, veal, pork, beef, lamb, duck, game, roast chicken, roasted braised ans grilled dishes,. It is also good with Asian dishes, hearty fish courses like tuna, mushrooms and pasta.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: From the eastern part of the hill where the soil is deeper. It has wonderful depth of soft fruit, plummy and rich, blackberries and spice with real density and excellent ripe tannins to give structure.
Food Pairing: Jaboulet Hermitage is best served with all types of classic meat dishes, veal, pork, beef, lamb, duck, game, roast chicken, roasted braised ans grilled dishes,. It is also good with Asian dishes, hearty fish courses like tuna, mushrooms and pasta.
Jaboulet Hermitage La Maison Bleue 2014/2015
PJSJH
Jaboulet St. Joseph Le Grand Pompee 375ml 2023
Region: France, Rhone
Grape variety: Shiraz
Tasting notes: Complex aromas of ripe red fruit, spices and liquorice. Oak barrels give it a firm structure, supple tannins and a toasted, long finish.
Grape variety: Shiraz
Tasting notes: Complex aromas of ripe red fruit, spices and liquorice. Oak barrels give it a firm structure, supple tannins and a toasted, long finish.
Jaboulet St. Joseph Le Grand Pompee 375ml 2023
PLBSH
Peter Lehmann The Barossan Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Fresh plum and dark chocolate-dipped cherries seamlessly combined with flavours of brooding dark fruits, warm spices and sweet mocha, with mature tannins for a soft finish.
Food Pairing: Pour with a prime rib roast. Drink or hold. This wine pairs well with grilled steak, pan-roasted beet gillet and roasti potatoes, cheeseburgers and chicken mole.
Awards:
Syrah Du Monde 2023 - Gold Medal China Wine & Spirit Awards 2023 - Gold Medal Sydney Wine Shop 2021 - Gold Medal China Wine & Spirit Awards 2020 - Gold Medal James Suckling 2020 - 90 Points
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Fresh plum and dark chocolate-dipped cherries seamlessly combined with flavours of brooding dark fruits, warm spices and sweet mocha, with mature tannins for a soft finish.
Food Pairing: Pour with a prime rib roast. Drink or hold. This wine pairs well with grilled steak, pan-roasted beet gillet and roasti potatoes, cheeseburgers and chicken mole.
Awards:
Syrah Du Monde 2023 - Gold Medal China Wine & Spirit Awards 2023 - Gold Medal Sydney Wine Shop 2021 - Gold Medal China Wine & Spirit Awards 2020 - Gold Medal James Suckling 2020 - 90 Points
Peter Lehmann The Barossan Shiraz 2021
PLHVSH
Peter Lehmann Hill & Valley Shiraz
Region: Barossa Valley, Australia
Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: The colour is deep and vibrant with a purple hue, a nose of lifted satsuma plum, raspberry, violet flower and blueberry fruit flavour. Abundant with pretty, bright and fresh blueberry fruit flavour, rich and weighty middle palate with lots of plum, dark cherries and young blackcurrant fruits.
Food Pairing: Peter Lehmann Hill & Valley Shiraz pairs well with grilled meats, stews and rich, full flavoured dishes like barbecued ribs, steak and sausages. It can also be enjoyed with hearty options such as lamb chops, shepherds pie or spicy dishes with chili and curries.
Awards:
Melbourne Royal Show 2021 - Gold
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2022 - Gold
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2021 - Silver
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022 - Bronze
International Wine Challenge 2022 - Bronze
Grape Variety: 100% Shiraz
Tasting Notes: The colour is deep and vibrant with a purple hue, a nose of lifted satsuma plum, raspberry, violet flower and blueberry fruit flavour. Abundant with pretty, bright and fresh blueberry fruit flavour, rich and weighty middle palate with lots of plum, dark cherries and young blackcurrant fruits.
Food Pairing: Peter Lehmann Hill & Valley Shiraz pairs well with grilled meats, stews and rich, full flavoured dishes like barbecued ribs, steak and sausages. It can also be enjoyed with hearty options such as lamb chops, shepherds pie or spicy dishes with chili and curries.
Awards:
Melbourne Royal Show 2021 - Gold
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2022 - Gold
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2021 - Silver
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022 - Bronze
International Wine Challenge 2022 - Bronze
Peter Lehmann Hill & Valley Shiraz
PLSSH
Peter Lehmann Stonewell Shiraz 2015/2016
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Aromas of dark, plummy fruit, a touch of chocolate and hints of mint. The palate is superbly taut with intense depth of fruit reined in by firm tannins.
Food Pairing: Savour with rich game dishes or roast beef, or enjoy with cheeses such as parmigiano reggiano, aged cheddar or grana padano.
Awards:
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2023 - Gold Medal
Mundus Vini 2022 - Gold Medal
Perth Royal Wine Awards - Gold Medal
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2021 - Gold Medal
James Halliday Award 2021 - Gold Medal
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: Aromas of dark, plummy fruit, a touch of chocolate and hints of mint. The palate is superbly taut with intense depth of fruit reined in by firm tannins.
Food Pairing: Savour with rich game dishes or roast beef, or enjoy with cheeses such as parmigiano reggiano, aged cheddar or grana padano.
Awards:
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2023 - Gold Medal
Mundus Vini 2022 - Gold Medal
Perth Royal Wine Awards - Gold Medal
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2021 - Gold Medal
James Halliday Award 2021 - Gold Medal
Peter Lehmann Stonewell Shiraz 2015/2016
BCRSH
Boland Reserve Shiraz 2018/2019
Region: South Africa, Paarl
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Old vineyard blocks of bush and trellised vines are situated in the northern area of Paarl where the soil and climatic conditions are ideal for premium Shiraz, Boland Cellar’s signature red grape variety. Deep red, well-drained Hutton soils situated further away from the coastal areas produce dark wines which are full-bodied and richly structured. The intense dark Shiraz grapes, produced in these conditions, are ideally suited to make complex wines with lengthy barrel maturation. The grapes are hand-picked in the middle of the harvest season, usually before the end of February.
Tasting Notes: This finely crafted wine expresses exceptional Shiraz attributes with richly structured ripe black cherry and blackcurrants as well as ripe plums. A bold wine with complexity and intensity, this Shiraz Reserve offers black pepper spice with savoury notes, combined with balanced and integrated oak nuances.
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Old vineyard blocks of bush and trellised vines are situated in the northern area of Paarl where the soil and climatic conditions are ideal for premium Shiraz, Boland Cellar’s signature red grape variety. Deep red, well-drained Hutton soils situated further away from the coastal areas produce dark wines which are full-bodied and richly structured. The intense dark Shiraz grapes, produced in these conditions, are ideally suited to make complex wines with lengthy barrel maturation. The grapes are hand-picked in the middle of the harvest season, usually before the end of February.
Tasting Notes: This finely crafted wine expresses exceptional Shiraz attributes with richly structured ripe black cherry and blackcurrants as well as ripe plums. A bold wine with complexity and intensity, this Shiraz Reserve offers black pepper spice with savoury notes, combined with balanced and integrated oak nuances.
Boland Reserve Shiraz 2018/2019
CASPBSH
Pepper Box Shiraz
Region: Australia
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: PepperBox comes from sunny South Eastern Australia. It’s a part of Casella Family Brands, the largest family-owned wine brand in Australia. Started in 1969 by Filippo and Maria Casella and now run by their son John Casella. For generations the Casella family, like many of us, have enjoyed great wine paired with fabulous food in the company of close friends and family.
Tasting Notes: PepperBox Shiraz has flavours of blackcurrant and cherry with a spicy aroma and a silky-smooth finish. This stunning Shiraz displays notes of ripe fruit and soft, round tannins. Naturally intense it is the perfect partner for great food and the ideal choice for get-togethers and special occasions with friends and family.
Awards:
Mundus Vini Spring Tasting 2024 - Gold
VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY BUT NOT VEGAN FRIENDLY
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: PepperBox comes from sunny South Eastern Australia. It’s a part of Casella Family Brands, the largest family-owned wine brand in Australia. Started in 1969 by Filippo and Maria Casella and now run by their son John Casella. For generations the Casella family, like many of us, have enjoyed great wine paired with fabulous food in the company of close friends and family.
Tasting Notes: PepperBox Shiraz has flavours of blackcurrant and cherry with a spicy aroma and a silky-smooth finish. This stunning Shiraz displays notes of ripe fruit and soft, round tannins. Naturally intense it is the perfect partner for great food and the ideal choice for get-togethers and special occasions with friends and family.
Awards:
Mundus Vini Spring Tasting 2024 - Gold
VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY BUT NOT VEGAN FRIENDLY
Pepper Box Shiraz
FANLS
Luma Syrah 2023
Region: Italy, Sambuca di Sicily (AG)
Grape Variety: Syrah
Winemaking Process: Sambuca di Sicilia, located 40 miles southwest of Palermo, has been producing wine for centuries, and Cantine Cellaro’s wines are an incomparable expression of the historical region. The Syrah grapes are grown on the hillside vineyards of Sambuca and the grape variety was introduced to Sicily in the early 90s. The grapes macerate with the skins for 10-15 days before fermentation and maturation in stainless steel.
Tasting Notes: It is an intense ruby colour with violet notes and lightly tannic, full and persistent aroma. Well balanced and easily drinkable.
Food Pairing: Great with red meat, barbecued and grilled meat, excellent with first courses, game birds and seasoned cheese. Try it with eggplant caponata or braised cauliflower.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Winemaking Process: Sambuca di Sicilia, located 40 miles southwest of Palermo, has been producing wine for centuries, and Cantine Cellaro’s wines are an incomparable expression of the historical region. The Syrah grapes are grown on the hillside vineyards of Sambuca and the grape variety was introduced to Sicily in the early 90s. The grapes macerate with the skins for 10-15 days before fermentation and maturation in stainless steel.
Tasting Notes: It is an intense ruby colour with violet notes and lightly tannic, full and persistent aroma. Well balanced and easily drinkable.
Food Pairing: Great with red meat, barbecued and grilled meat, excellent with first courses, game birds and seasoned cheese. Try it with eggplant caponata or braised cauliflower.
Luma Syrah 2023
FANZS
Zabu Terre Siciliane Syrah IGT 2022
Region: Italy, Municipality of Sambuca Di Sicilia AG
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: This wine, of French origins, became famous and popular around the world because of Australian producers. It was introduced in Sicily in early ‘90s. It has a very low quantity for hectare and the maceration of its grapes has to be at controlled temperature for about 10-12 days.
Tasting Notes: This Sicilian ruby red wine has crimson highlights. The nose is taken by a fruity bouquet. Juicy ripe berry fruits such as blackberry - and sun-ripened cherries are revealed. On the palate, this wine has a wonderfully full body that is enveloped by lively, well-integrated tannins. The pleasant finish awaits with a wonderful freshness.
Food Pairing: This wine goes very well with grilled & roasted red meats, and aged cheeses.
Award:
Luca Maroni 2023 - 92 points
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: This wine, of French origins, became famous and popular around the world because of Australian producers. It was introduced in Sicily in early ‘90s. It has a very low quantity for hectare and the maceration of its grapes has to be at controlled temperature for about 10-12 days.
Tasting Notes: This Sicilian ruby red wine has crimson highlights. The nose is taken by a fruity bouquet. Juicy ripe berry fruits such as blackberry - and sun-ripened cherries are revealed. On the palate, this wine has a wonderfully full body that is enveloped by lively, well-integrated tannins. The pleasant finish awaits with a wonderful freshness.
Food Pairing: This wine goes very well with grilled & roasted red meats, and aged cheeses.
Award:
Luca Maroni 2023 - 92 points
Zabu Terre Siciliane Syrah IGT 2022
GLAAR VINTAGE
Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz 2010/08/06 NOT FOR SALE - TASTING ONLY
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A family-owned boutique winery producing premium Barossa Valley wines. Ben Glaetzer makes unique, elegant wines which are treated as classics. Ben has previously won the Qantas Young Winemaker of the Year and in 2005, he was inducted as the youngest ever member of the Barons of the Barossa, a special Wine Fraternity of industry personalities.
Amon-Ra Shiraz is an iconic wine that epitomises Ben Glaetzer’s passion to create wines that are full flavoured, multi layered and intense but still elegant, stylish and finely balanced. In Egyptian mythology, Amon Ra is considered to be the king of all gods. The temple of Amon Ra was believed to be the first temple to ever plant a monoculture vineyard to produce wine for the citizens of the temple. The eye on front of the label is the all seeing eye of Horus or wedjat (“whole one”) – a powerful Egyptian symbol of protection. It is represented as a figure with six parts, corresponding to what Egyptians regarded as the six senses; touch, taste, hearing, sight, smell and thought.
Ben Glaetzer created Amon Ra Shiraz to appeal to all these six senses.
Tasting Notes: This is Ben Glaetzer’s flagship wine and highlights the balance between the fruit and tannins. Darkly concentrated and rich, yet poised and elegant. Notes of black cherry, black liquorice and blackcurrant lead to an impressive long finish.
Awards:
The Texsom Internatonal Wine Awards 2012 - Gold
Japan Wine Challenge 2012 - Gold
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: A family-owned boutique winery producing premium Barossa Valley wines. Ben Glaetzer makes unique, elegant wines which are treated as classics. Ben has previously won the Qantas Young Winemaker of the Year and in 2005, he was inducted as the youngest ever member of the Barons of the Barossa, a special Wine Fraternity of industry personalities.
Amon-Ra Shiraz is an iconic wine that epitomises Ben Glaetzer’s passion to create wines that are full flavoured, multi layered and intense but still elegant, stylish and finely balanced. In Egyptian mythology, Amon Ra is considered to be the king of all gods. The temple of Amon Ra was believed to be the first temple to ever plant a monoculture vineyard to produce wine for the citizens of the temple. The eye on front of the label is the all seeing eye of Horus or wedjat (“whole one”) – a powerful Egyptian symbol of protection. It is represented as a figure with six parts, corresponding to what Egyptians regarded as the six senses; touch, taste, hearing, sight, smell and thought.
Ben Glaetzer created Amon Ra Shiraz to appeal to all these six senses.
Tasting Notes: This is Ben Glaetzer’s flagship wine and highlights the balance between the fruit and tannins. Darkly concentrated and rich, yet poised and elegant. Notes of black cherry, black liquorice and blackcurrant lead to an impressive long finish.
Awards:
The Texsom Internatonal Wine Awards 2012 - Gold
Japan Wine Challenge 2012 - Gold
Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz 2010/08/06 NOT FOR SALE - TASTING ONLY
PLESS
Peter Lehmann Eight Songs Shiraz 2015/2019
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: A mature, mossy Shiraz, this seamlessly blends cedar and vanilla shadings with dark berry notes. It is medium to full in body, with solidly savoury and earthy underpinnings.
Food Pairing: This wine is perfect to pair with meat, charcuterie and robust seasoned dishes.
Awards:
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2023 - Gold Medal
Syrah Du Monde 2023 - Gold Medal
DWWA Platinum 2023 - Gold Medal
Barossan Wine Show 2022 - Top Gold Medal
Perth Royal Wine Awards 2022 - Gold Medal
Royal Hobart Wine Show 2022 - Gold Medal
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2021 - Gold Medal
Jamessuckling.com 2020 - 93 Points
James Halliday Wine Compantion 2020 - 93 Points
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: A mature, mossy Shiraz, this seamlessly blends cedar and vanilla shadings with dark berry notes. It is medium to full in body, with solidly savoury and earthy underpinnings.
Food Pairing: This wine is perfect to pair with meat, charcuterie and robust seasoned dishes.
Awards:
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2023 - Gold Medal
Syrah Du Monde 2023 - Gold Medal
DWWA Platinum 2023 - Gold Medal
Barossan Wine Show 2022 - Top Gold Medal
Perth Royal Wine Awards 2022 - Gold Medal
Royal Hobart Wine Show 2022 - Gold Medal
China Wine and Spirits Awards 2021 - Gold Medal
Jamessuckling.com 2020 - 93 Points
James Halliday Wine Compantion 2020 - 93 Points
Peter Lehmann Eight Songs Shiraz 2015/2019
PJLC19
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2019
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: Highly complex, distinguished nose, revealing the Syrah’s great finesse. Black fruits, sweet spices and, ultimately, finely woody. Full and generous on the palate with silky tannins and a very long finish.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are Argentine flank steak, grilled steak, sirloin steak and pizza diavolo.
Awards:
Concours des Grands ins de France Macon 2023 - Gold
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: Highly complex, distinguished nose, revealing the Syrah’s great finesse. Black fruits, sweet spices and, ultimately, finely woody. Full and generous on the palate with silky tannins and a very long finish.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are Argentine flank steak, grilled steak, sirloin steak and pizza diavolo.
Awards:
Concours des Grands ins de France Macon 2023 - Gold
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2019
HLSSH
Heartland Stickleback Shiraz 2021/2022
Region: Australia, Langhorne Creek
Grape Variety:
Background: A joint venture of industry veterans: winemakers Ben Glaetzer and Scott Collett, and wine industry management specialist Grant Tilbrook. Heartland uses grapes grown in the Limestone Coast and Langhorne Creek predominantly from vineyards owned by the partners. It currently exports 60% of its make to 38 international markets. The wines are principally contract-made at Barossa Vintners and represent excellent value for money. Ben Glaetzer makes wines for his family brand plus Mitolo in McLaren Vale and the Heartland wines from Langhorne Creek. Stickleback is Heartlandʼs entry-level red.
Tasting Notes: Made by one of Australia’s top winemakers – Ben Glaetzer - spiced plums, blueberries and black pepper. It has lush toasty, vanilla aromas coursing through the silky cassis fruit. Fantastic value for money. From Barossa's superstar winemaker Ben Glaetzer. If this is his entry level - you can imagine what Amon-Ra tastes like. Bright red in colour with fresh aromas of blackcurrant, dark fruits and herbal spice. Mouth filling flavours of plum and chocolate intermingle with subtle oak and smooth tannins. Showing aromas of spicy dark cherry, blackcurrant and blackberry with a whiff of licoricey, it is generously flavoured with fresh, dark berry fruits and dense, inky characters. Fine-grained tannins keep things in balance, leaving an aftertaste of spice, cloves and dark chocolate.
Food Pairing: Steak, cheeseburgers, roast boar and game burgers.
VEGAN
Grape Variety:
Background: A joint venture of industry veterans: winemakers Ben Glaetzer and Scott Collett, and wine industry management specialist Grant Tilbrook. Heartland uses grapes grown in the Limestone Coast and Langhorne Creek predominantly from vineyards owned by the partners. It currently exports 60% of its make to 38 international markets. The wines are principally contract-made at Barossa Vintners and represent excellent value for money. Ben Glaetzer makes wines for his family brand plus Mitolo in McLaren Vale and the Heartland wines from Langhorne Creek. Stickleback is Heartlandʼs entry-level red.
Tasting Notes: Made by one of Australia’s top winemakers – Ben Glaetzer - spiced plums, blueberries and black pepper. It has lush toasty, vanilla aromas coursing through the silky cassis fruit. Fantastic value for money. From Barossa's superstar winemaker Ben Glaetzer. If this is his entry level - you can imagine what Amon-Ra tastes like. Bright red in colour with fresh aromas of blackcurrant, dark fruits and herbal spice. Mouth filling flavours of plum and chocolate intermingle with subtle oak and smooth tannins. Showing aromas of spicy dark cherry, blackcurrant and blackberry with a whiff of licoricey, it is generously flavoured with fresh, dark berry fruits and dense, inky characters. Fine-grained tannins keep things in balance, leaving an aftertaste of spice, cloves and dark chocolate.
Food Pairing: Steak, cheeseburgers, roast boar and game burgers.
VEGAN
Heartland Stickleback Shiraz 2021/2022
WSDSS
Woodstock Deep Sands Shiraz 2022
Region: Australia, McLaren Vale
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Tasting Notes: Plum and rhubarb aromas with cassis, some savoury spice and mouth-watering hints of fennel and caraway entice a taste. These characters follow through onto the palate, with the underlying warmth of oak.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are moussaka, beef jap che, beef in oyster sauce and mimolette.
VEGAN
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Background: Started by the late Doug Collet in 1973, Woodstock in McLaren Vale has always had an eye on the future. As well as red, white and rose wines, Woodstock has a ken focus on fortified wines too. When his son and current owner, Scott took over in 1982, the tradition has continued with fine wine making from the old vines on the property. Ben Glaetzer is now the chief winemaker with Scott managing vines – a winning team as shown by the Heartland range.
Tasting Notes: Plum and rhubarb aromas with cassis, some savoury spice and mouth-watering hints of fennel and caraway entice a taste. These characters follow through onto the palate, with the underlying warmth of oak.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes to pair with this wine are moussaka, beef jap che, beef in oyster sauce and mimolette.
VEGAN
Woodstock Deep Sands Shiraz 2022
VINSBSSH
Step By Step Shiraz 2021
Region: Australia
Grape Variety: Shiraz<
Tasting Notes: Deep red in colour with a purple hue, this Shiraz combines spicy dark berries, mocha and plums with a hint of nutty oak, producing a wine with richness, complexity and a perisistent finish.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes for this wine are pigeon pastilla, beef stifado, game curry and mimolette.
Grape Variety: Shiraz<
Tasting Notes: Deep red in colour with a purple hue, this Shiraz combines spicy dark berries, mocha and plums with a hint of nutty oak, producing a wine with richness, complexity and a perisistent finish.
Food Pairing: Suggested dishes for this wine are pigeon pastilla, beef stifado, game curry and mimolette.
Step By Step Shiraz 2021
LMOBS15
Langmeil Orphan Bank Shiraz 2015
Region: Australia, Barossa Valley
Grape variety: Shiraz
Background: Orphan Bank is testament to Langmeil’s commitment to preserving old and rare Barossa vineyards. Ten rows of Shiraz planted pre-1860 were saved from the developer’s bulldozer and replanted alongside the original Langmeil vineyard on the banks of the River Para. We called these ten rows the “Orphans” but after 150 years they have a new home.
The Lindner family of Langmeil Winery has been immersed in the Barossa’s culture of farming, food, wine and community for six generations. Our commitment to quality in all aspects is unwavering and any wine that bears the Langmeil name represents our family’s pursuit of excellence in wine and community.
The family’s vision is to highlight the rare qualities of old vine Shiraz using hands-on winemaking techniques. Gentle destemming, open fermentation, basket pressing and two years in French oak accentuate the natural fruit intensity and structure.
Aging: 50% new and 50% seasoned French Oak Hogsheads. Twenty four spent in oak.
Tasting notes: Medium depth crimson with purple hues. Intense and lifted perfume of blue fruits, violets and chocolate, entwine with hints of sage, cedar and white peppery spice. Juicy raspberries and Satsuma plum fills the mouth, with lovely oak sweetness adding to the mouthfeel. The fruit is wonderfully balanced with briary and white pepper spice and textured, fine tannin.
Grape variety: Shiraz
Background: Orphan Bank is testament to Langmeil’s commitment to preserving old and rare Barossa vineyards. Ten rows of Shiraz planted pre-1860 were saved from the developer’s bulldozer and replanted alongside the original Langmeil vineyard on the banks of the River Para. We called these ten rows the “Orphans” but after 150 years they have a new home.
The Lindner family of Langmeil Winery has been immersed in the Barossa’s culture of farming, food, wine and community for six generations. Our commitment to quality in all aspects is unwavering and any wine that bears the Langmeil name represents our family’s pursuit of excellence in wine and community.
The family’s vision is to highlight the rare qualities of old vine Shiraz using hands-on winemaking techniques. Gentle destemming, open fermentation, basket pressing and two years in French oak accentuate the natural fruit intensity and structure.
Aging: 50% new and 50% seasoned French Oak Hogsheads. Twenty four spent in oak.
Tasting notes: Medium depth crimson with purple hues. Intense and lifted perfume of blue fruits, violets and chocolate, entwine with hints of sage, cedar and white peppery spice. Juicy raspberries and Satsuma plum fills the mouth, with lovely oak sweetness adding to the mouthfeel. The fruit is wonderfully balanced with briary and white pepper spice and textured, fine tannin.
Langmeil Orphan Bank Shiraz 2015
GLAAR21
Glaetzer Amon Ra Shiraz 2021
Region: Barossa Valley, Australia
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Deep purple in youth, will evovle to a lovely dark red hue with maturation. Aromas of blood plum showing hints of dark cherries and dried garden herbs. Rich on the palate and mouthcoating yet with the balance, finesse and elegance that epitomises Amon-Ra. An earthy spice complements the brooding dark fruit flavours.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with hearty beef stews, barbequed ribs or rich venison dishes.
VEGAN & VEGETARIAN
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Deep purple in youth, will evovle to a lovely dark red hue with maturation. Aromas of blood plum showing hints of dark cherries and dried garden herbs. Rich on the palate and mouthcoating yet with the balance, finesse and elegance that epitomises Amon-Ra. An earthy spice complements the brooding dark fruit flavours.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with hearty beef stews, barbequed ribs or rich venison dishes.
VEGAN & VEGETARIAN
Glaetzer Amon Ra Shiraz 2021
PJDDT19
Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Domaines Thalabert 2019
Region: Crozes-Hermitage, Rhone, France
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Big, rich, dark-fruited and almost tarry, but this full-bodied wine is pleasantly velvety and marked by savoury notes of scorched wood and black olive tapenade that linger on the finish.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with grilled meats, barbeque, grilled vegetables and spicey dishes.
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Big, rich, dark-fruited and almost tarry, but this full-bodied wine is pleasantly velvety and marked by savoury notes of scorched wood and black olive tapenade that linger on the finish.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with grilled meats, barbeque, grilled vegetables and spicey dishes.
Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Domaines Thalabert 2019
PJLC17
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2017
Region: Rhone Valley, France
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: La Chapelle is full-bodied like Pauillac with deep inky colour. It is extremeley aromatic with raspberry, dark berry and smoke aromas, with herbal chracteristics such as rosemary, developing a wonderful bouquet of spices, cedar wood and berries. The body is velvety supported by immense ripe and round tannin. The finish is always fresh and beautifully balanced.
Food Pairing: Jaboulet Hermitage is best served with all types of classic meat dishes such as veal, pork, beef, lamb, duck, game, roast chicken or any roasted, braised and grilled dishes.
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: La Chapelle is full-bodied like Pauillac with deep inky colour. It is extremeley aromatic with raspberry, dark berry and smoke aromas, with herbal chracteristics such as rosemary, developing a wonderful bouquet of spices, cedar wood and berries. The body is velvety supported by immense ripe and round tannin. The finish is always fresh and beautifully balanced.
Food Pairing: Jaboulet Hermitage is best served with all types of classic meat dishes such as veal, pork, beef, lamb, duck, game, roast chicken or any roasted, braised and grilled dishes.
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2017
PJLC20
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2020
Region: Rhone Valley, France
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: The palate is dense with layers of blackerries, damsons, black cherries, liqourice, tar and all spice - a nod to the 15% new oak used in maturation, which brings complexity while leaving the emphasis on the purity of the fruit. Tannins are mouthcoating but gloriously fine and silky, while aromas of incense, violets, graphite and a dash of acidity bring a fragrant and refreshing lift. For all its richness and ripe fruit flavours, this is crisper and more poised than recent vintages. Elegant and beautifully balanced with a lingering finish.
Food Pairing: This wine would pair well with a rich cut of pork, slow-cooked shoulder or braised belly-pork.
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: The palate is dense with layers of blackerries, damsons, black cherries, liqourice, tar and all spice - a nod to the 15% new oak used in maturation, which brings complexity while leaving the emphasis on the purity of the fruit. Tannins are mouthcoating but gloriously fine and silky, while aromas of incense, violets, graphite and a dash of acidity bring a fragrant and refreshing lift. For all its richness and ripe fruit flavours, this is crisper and more poised than recent vintages. Elegant and beautifully balanced with a lingering finish.
Food Pairing: This wine would pair well with a rich cut of pork, slow-cooked shoulder or braised belly-pork.
Jaboulet Hermitage La Chapelle 2020
GLAAR22
Glaetzer Amon-Ra
Region: Barossa Valley, Australia
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Deep purple in youth, will evovle to a lovely dark red hue with maturation. Aromas of blood plum showing hints of dark cherries and dried garden herbs. Rich on the palate and mouthcoating yet with the balance, finesse and elegance that epitomises Amon-Ra. An earthy spice complements the brooding dark fruit flavours.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with hearty beef stews, barbequed ribs or rich venison dishes.
VEGAN & VEGETARIAN
Grape Variety: Shiraz/Syrah
Tasting Notes: Deep purple in youth, will evovle to a lovely dark red hue with maturation. Aromas of blood plum showing hints of dark cherries and dried garden herbs. Rich on the palate and mouthcoating yet with the balance, finesse and elegance that epitomises Amon-Ra. An earthy spice complements the brooding dark fruit flavours.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs well with hearty beef stews, barbequed ribs or rich venison dishes.
VEGAN & VEGETARIAN
Glaetzer Amon-Ra
PJLMB17
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2017
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2017
PJLMB19
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2019
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2019
PJLMB20
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2020
Region: France, Rhone
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Background: Along the Petite Pierrelle street, not far from the stream of Torras and the road where the blackbirds sing, lies the pretty Maison Bleue. Leaning against the Hermitage Hill, one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world, this small stone house with blue shutters was once a real haven of peace for their winegrowers: a place to work, rest and share located in the heart of a legendary terroir. Today, this house of winegrowers has regained a new youth. Winegrowers and horses take shelter from time to time.
The Maison Bleue still serves as a shelter for their grapes to dry the straw wine when they produce it. This year, they will use its space to dry their plants for biodynamic preparations. A new life in the respect of traditions.
Tasting Notes: There is dark fruit and smoky notes with a hint of barbecued meat. Complex and very long, this is a stunning Hermitage.
Critical Acclaim:
James Suckling – 95 Points: This is a juicy and flavourful young wine with dusty and polished tannins. Lots of wild fruit and dark-berry and volcanic and salt undertones. Flavourful finish.
Jeb Dunnuck – 93 Points: The 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue (2,000 cases) comes from vines on the eastern side of the appellation and more sedimentary and limestone soils. This deep ruby/purple-coloured beauty gives up loads of black raspberry, toasted spiced, incense, and crushed rock aromatics. This flows to a ripe, sexy, and medium to full-bodied Hermitage that has moderate tannins, a layered, beautifully pure, elegant, even charming texture, and a great finish. It's already approachable yet will have 10-15 years of prime drinking.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate – 93 Points: The charming, already drinkable 2016 Hermitage La Maison Bleue comes from the eastern portion of the appellation. Raspberries and cherries lead the way in this full-bodied, velvety, lush offering, picking up subtle hints of baking spices on the long, silky finish.
Jab, Herm, La Maison Bleue 2020
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Chateau Perron Lalande-De-Pomerol 2020/22
Region: Bordeaux, France
Grape Variety: Shiraz and Syrah
Tasting Notes: Chateau Perron Lalande de Pomerol wines are known for their deep garnet colour, rich fruit flavours and velvety texture. It often highlights aromas of red and black fruits like cherry, blackbery and plum, with hints of cedar, tobacco and earthy minerality. Supple, ripe tannins and a long refined finish.
Food Pairing: This wine, with its rich layered bouquet of red fruity, cinnamon and chocolate, pairs well with a variety of dishes. It is a great match for roasted or grilled meats like lamb, beef or duck. It also compliments dishes with eathy flavours such as mushroom risotto, truggled infused pasta or cassoulet.
Grape Variety: Shiraz and Syrah
Tasting Notes: Chateau Perron Lalande de Pomerol wines are known for their deep garnet colour, rich fruit flavours and velvety texture. It often highlights aromas of red and black fruits like cherry, blackbery and plum, with hints of cedar, tobacco and earthy minerality. Supple, ripe tannins and a long refined finish.
Food Pairing: This wine, with its rich layered bouquet of red fruity, cinnamon and chocolate, pairs well with a variety of dishes. It is a great match for roasted or grilled meats like lamb, beef or duck. It also compliments dishes with eathy flavours such as mushroom risotto, truggled infused pasta or cassoulet.
Chateau Perron Lalande-De-Pomerol 2020/22
PJCDV17
Saint Joseph Croix Des Vignes 2017
Region: Rhone, France
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: This is a complex wine. Full bodied with aromas of dark fruit like blackberry and black cherry, spice, licorice and black pepper with savoury notes of tobacco and cedar. It has a structured palate with fine tannins, a distinct minerality from its granite soil and a long, spicy finish with hints of dark plums and black cherries.
Food Pairing: The Paul Jaboulet Saint Joseph Croix des Vignes 2017 pairs well with lamb dishes, stews and roasted poultry, lamb with dried figs and also lamb, beands and tomatoes or roasted quail with chestnuts. Other good pairings are charcuteries, flavourful mushroom dishes and rich or mature cheeses.
Grape Variety: Shiraz
Tasting Notes: This is a complex wine. Full bodied with aromas of dark fruit like blackberry and black cherry, spice, licorice and black pepper with savoury notes of tobacco and cedar. It has a structured palate with fine tannins, a distinct minerality from its granite soil and a long, spicy finish with hints of dark plums and black cherries.
Food Pairing: The Paul Jaboulet Saint Joseph Croix des Vignes 2017 pairs well with lamb dishes, stews and roasted poultry, lamb with dried figs and also lamb, beands and tomatoes or roasted quail with chestnuts. Other good pairings are charcuteries, flavourful mushroom dishes and rich or mature cheeses.
Saint Joseph Croix Des Vignes 2017
PJCDV20
Saint Joseph Croix Des Vignes 2020
Region: Rhone, France
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: Ripe dark fruits like blackberry, black cherry, and plum with spicy notes of black pepper. Deep red in colour with a velvety mouthfeel and a long elegant finish with notes of violets.
Food Pairing: This red pairs well with rich and savory dishes like roasted lamb, grilled meats and stews such as boeuf bourguignon or a lamb stew with chickpeas. It also complements duck breast or roasted chicken and can be enjoyed with creamy or aged cheeses like Brie or Comte.
Grape Variety: Syrah
Tasting Notes: Ripe dark fruits like blackberry, black cherry, and plum with spicy notes of black pepper. Deep red in colour with a velvety mouthfeel and a long elegant finish with notes of violets.
Food Pairing: This red pairs well with rich and savory dishes like roasted lamb, grilled meats and stews such as boeuf bourguignon or a lamb stew with chickpeas. It also complements duck breast or roasted chicken and can be enjoyed with creamy or aged cheeses like Brie or Comte.
Saint Joseph Croix Des Vignes 2020
PJCHM
La Chapelle Hermitage Jeroboam
Region: Rhone, France
Grape Variety: 100% Syrah
Tasting Notes: A complex combination of dark fruits, floral notes like violets and savory elements such as spice, black pepper and hints of game or smoked meats. The wine is known for its powerful structure, with firm tannins and good acidity that balanced by a rich, full-bodied and long finish.
Food Pairing: Paul Jaboulet La Chapelle Hermitage pairs well with classic meat dishes like beef bourguignon, roasted lamb or duck as well as richer dare like Tournedos Rossini or braised dishes.
Grape Variety: 100% Syrah
Tasting Notes: A complex combination of dark fruits, floral notes like violets and savory elements such as spice, black pepper and hints of game or smoked meats. The wine is known for its powerful structure, with firm tannins and good acidity that balanced by a rich, full-bodied and long finish.
Food Pairing: Paul Jaboulet La Chapelle Hermitage pairs well with classic meat dishes like beef bourguignon, roasted lamb or duck as well as richer dare like Tournedos Rossini or braised dishes.
La Chapelle Hermitage Jeroboam