This Barossa Shiraz is big, bold and generous. Scarlet with russet tones and aromas of dark plum and blackberries are to be discovered. The palate is full and juicy. Drink now or cellar up to 8 years.

The 2K20 GISA ARC Barossa Shiraz is a rich full flavoured wine with good intensity & power. It is medium bodied wine with generous, ripe fruit flavours, of blue berries, plum, black currant & liquorice. There are hints of vanilla bean and coconut derived from the American Oak with the balance in older French oak 60/40. True to its roots, it is a ripe, rich, full flavoured Barossa Shiraz. History will tell this will be a good vintage.

The Nosey Parker simply delivers in spades. Swathes of sweetly spiced blackberry woven with pencil shaving oak, backed up by a rich, powerfully long palate. The Nosey is a very versatile wine in that it is perfectly suited to be enjoyed on its own or is equally at home when paired with rich and flavoursome cuisine.

An opulent wine from the heart of Barossa, with notes of rich berry and hints of mocha and dark chocolate.

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From the acclaimed valley floor in the heart of the Barossa you'll find soils which are rich in clay and sand — it is these sought after parcels that produces shiraz with the tell-tale power and lusciousness which has catapulted this region to world wide fame. This is Barossa shiraz that pulls no punches, full bodied, full of grunt and matured in French and American oak, that is drinking beautifully now and for the next 10+ years. This is a deadset crowd pleaser no matter the audience. Just make sure you have enough to go round, that is, if you are the sharing type, no judgement here.

First Drop wines continue their hot-streak with a big, bold, smooth Barossa shiraz - with 95pts to show for it. Dark fruit, velvety tannins and a big structure, this is about as much Barossa and you can cram into a bottle. Unbelievable value. This is the kind of shiraz that disappears much faster than you'd think. Plush, ripe, fruit-driven, and dangerously drinkable, it delivers everything you want from Barossa fruit - dark berries, savoury spice, and a luscious, big mouthfeel that keeps you coming back. Ten months in seasoned French oak keeps the focus on pure, expressive fruit. It's soft, textured, and perfectly balanced for maximum drinking joy. No overthinking needed here - just pure enjoyment.