No added So2, but heaps of bright energy and light black currant notes. There’s just a dusting of herbs to give some intrigue to the red cherry and plum. With very little tannin you can even tell ya Dad to give it a chill!

Bobar Eden Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

An elegant Syrah from the Eden Valley showing off more of a cool-climate feel this year—think aromatic, spicy, and crunchy. Blackberry, plum, and baking spice are braced by firm tannin and lots of tension in the acidity.

Michael Hall Flaxman's Valley Syrah 2021

Classic as can be and an absolute treat! Made with a blend of Shiraz and Cab Sauv that was picked a little later, this shows plenty of character from both varieties. Cassis and green herbs meet jubey fruits, plush, small berries and hints of mocha chocolate in the glass. If you can bear to wait, this is a great bottle to pull out at the holidays!

Max & Me The House Blend Shiraz Cabernet 2021

Luxurious blackberry and a little new oak, plus ripe plum and olive tapenade with just a hint of saline. Of course, there’s sweet tobacco and it’s all reinforced with some trademark SA tannin. Delicious.

Izway Harold Shiraz 2021

Plush and rich Greater Barossa Shiraz that serves up spades of plum and spice, with a little parsley stalk and a mid-weight tannin. Another great value wine from Millon Estate. Would work beautifully with your best bbq'ed lamb or roasted eggplant.

Millon Estate Shiraz 2020

Dense and old-school Shiraz that is full of cake spice and plummy goodness! There's also just a little chocolate and thyme, making for a comforting and approachable richness that's sure to cellar well. Of course, you could also pour it out tonight for you and someone dear.

Poonawatta Four Corners Shiraz 2018

Beautiful old-vine Shiraz from the central Eden Valley and Moculta subregions. It shows an effortless balance between moreish fruit and savoury structure. Dense, dark and beautifully plush.

Sons of Eden Remus Shiraz 2019

A moreish core of red forest fruits, grenadine, and cooling herbs with a good wash of tight-grained tannins for balance.

Max & Me High Eden Pinot Noir 2021

It’s soft, plush, and laden with rich dark plum, warming spice, and a lick of liquored fruits, with some firm oak tannins. It’s ready and waiting to be enjoyed now, in a lovely spot with charming vitality. (750ml) 14.0% ABV

Poonawatta Four Corners Shiraz 2017

A serious and concentrated rendition of Shiraz, this is full of dark fruits, black olive, and peppery spice, with woody oak flavours tying everything together nicely. Approachable now given its time in bottle but will hold strong in the cellar for a few more years.

Poonawatta The Cutting Shiraz 2016

Licorice-laced blackcurrant, cigar box cedar and violets on the nose melt give way to soul-warming brambly fruit and blackcurrant pastille with velvety tannins.

Max & Me Boongarrie Vinyard Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2018

Henschke Hill of Grace Shiraz 2017 GIFT BOX

A sweet core of red and black fruits, dark chocolate, espresso, and sprinklings of black pepper spice with glossy tannins providing gorgeous texture. This is definitely worth getting two bottles – one to drink now, and the other to cellar for a few years and see its development.

Max & Me Estate Shiraz 2018

Mulberry and spice... Aniseed, red cherry and red plum. Something deeper and darker builds. Labelled a syrah as the wholebunch inclusion and slight earlier picking date down-tunes the South Aussie ripeness and attempts to cast our gaze more towards the aromatic qualities and savoury flavoured details in the variety...

Max & Me Boongarrie Vineyard Syrah 2018

So much polish and poise! There is a strong read of both varietys involved... the blackcurenty hedges of cabernet and the spicy bright aromatic swirl of shiraz? Classic aussie blend done so well.

Max & Me The House Blend Boongarrie Vineyard Cabernet Shiraz 2018

Dandelion Vineyards Lionheart of the Barossa Shiraz 2020 375ml

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