The estate is family owned and run, and there’s a particular worship for the land here so nothing nasty is used in farming which adds to the sandy earth and mineral elements.

Parea Estate Blewitt Springs Single Vineyard Shiraz 2022

Drop Zone Shiraz 2020

A real multi-generational wine that everyone at your next family gathering will love. Picture torn sage and toasty oak, chewy malty tannins and some old-stuff steeze a la 1990s Nicolas Cage.

Chalk Hill Luna Shiraz 2021

A fragrant and opulent wine, with aromas of florals and spice. This vintage was low yielding but gave fruit with a powerful intensity. Rich boysenberry and cherry are met with notes of charcuterie and cooling spice, which carry on the palate through powdery tannins. There's great length to this fantastic Barossa Shiraz. We think it's the perfect way to treat yourself after a long day of valuing fine gems, or however it is you spend your days.

Michael Hall Sang de Pigeon Shiraz 2021

Rockridge Shiraz 2018

A classic Barossa 'Raz with lots of plum, berries and just a dab of red liquorice playing with warming baking spice on the full and textural palate, while the freshness fruit keeps this in very drinkable shape.

Izway Rob and Les Shiraz 2022

This ain't your typical McLaren Vale Shiraz—this one's full of jubey red berries, with familiar warming oak spice and endlessly delicious baked plum notes. A very approachable bottle if you're looking to explore the variety within the context of McLaren Vale!

Mr Smith Shiraz 2021

A richly-fruited McLaren Vale Shiraz showing off everything there is to love about this pocket of South Australia. Dark berries and plums play alongside some graphite-like minerality, and prominent tannins thanks to a good dollop of French oak. This drinks like a warm embrace on a cool night, while Smooth Operator plays softly in the background.

Lloyd Brothers Estate Shiraz 2021

Sweet notes of blueberry, generous plum and dark liquorice are all wrapped up with some nice, rich tannin for a crowd-pleaser of the highest order.

The Winner's Tank Shiraz 2021

Boombox is a blend of fruit from Paisley’s vineyard in Angaston and a vineyard in the North-Western part of the Barossa. Classic, rich Barossa fruit, but with some cooler climate spice, complexity and a fine tannin structure.

Paisley Boombox Shiraz 2019

A wine that truly has our heart at Blackhearts, customers and staff alike. Slurpy and delicious with bright red fruits, a little blackcurrant, savoury tannins and fresh acidity.

Slow Red Shiraz 2019

Simon Tolley Syrah 2022

Chalk Hill Estate Syrah 2021

Orbis Light Red Shiraz Nero D' Avola Merlot Grenache 2023

Gentle Folk Village Syrah 2023

Michael Hall’s been blowing our minds since he started making wine. The tannins fan out in this one and there's some oak-charged pepper that’s rounded out with salty plum and a melange of berries.

Michael Hall Mt Torrens Syrah 2021

Full of black pepper and oak with some concentration that loosens further into the bottle. Think sandalwood and some dusty oak, with red and purple fruit wrapped in mocha and spice. Great multi-generational that the entire family will love!

Jeanneret Temperance League Shiraz 2022

Drinks with blue fruit, dark plums, pitted cherries and just a nib of cocoa powder. Another multi generational wine that’s perfect for everyone at the table thanks to some has new school steeze and a bit of old school class.

Miss Zilm Shiraz Malbec 2021

Pairs perfectly with the charcuterie notes and a finish that builds with a solid embrace of sandy tannin. So much value here and a bottle that will say thanks or congratulations in the best way–just make sure you buy one for yourself as well.

Paralian Springs Hill Shiraz 2022

This one's weighty in the glass with dark plum, black currant, vanilla and cocoa notes, with a dab of sweet tannin for good measure. Drink this in front of the fireplace while you still can!

Reillys Shiraz 2019

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