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South Australia's landscape has been eroded by time to reveal layer upon layer of copper-toned strata lines. Copper Strata wines are equally shaped by the earth and the seasons over time. This Shiraz displays notes of blue plum and black cherry fruit. An array of juicy fruit flavours provide a fine tannin structure on the palate.

My Place Shiraz has a vibrate nose with lifted spicy fruit notes. This is a medium bodied wine. The palate has soft tannins. Pair this wine with succulent lamb cutlets or a casserole dish.

A formidable bold blend that brings to life the crimson majesty of a dragon’s fire. Rich in dark fruit with hints of leather and spice, the elegant structure of Cabernet Sauvignon combines with the brooding fruit depth of shiraz in a full-bodied balance of intensity and character.

This wine epitomizes McLaren Vale's essence by combining two iconic regional varietals, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, in a classic Australian blend.The combination of Shiraz and Cabernet enhances cellar potential, allowing complex layers to evolve over time, contributing to the wine’s longevity. This blend is a true celebration of Australia’s rich wine heritage, renowned for producing lush, generous, and full-bodied wines that appeal to red wine lovers.

This wine has lifted blackberry and plum fruit aromas with layered spicy notes and undertones of subtle toasty oak. Flavours of dark berry fruits with hints of cinnamon and dried herb leave a full palate with fine tannins. It’s ready to enjoy on its own or with a BBQ.

Renowned for full bodied Shiraz, this South Australian wine won't disappoint. Two Churches is full of plum and spice leading to a warm finish that is well-rounded and makes for very enjoyable drinking. A great match with roasted lamb or mushroom risotto. When the first German immigrants arrived in South Australia, they brought with them their culture, religion and a hard work ethic. They established vineyards and built a church to house their faith in a small town. However the two priests disagreed on most things. In an attempt to stop their quarrelling two separate churches were built. The original preachers might not have seen eye to eye, and these days we still have our differences, but one thing we all agree on is South Australia’s reputation to grow world class wine.

This wine is a true crowd-pleaser, bursting with aromas of dark berries and lifted notes of dried leafy herbs. Hints of toasted oak add a subtle layer of spice and cedar. The palate is rich and full-bodied, with generous dark fruit and a touch of choc-mint, all balanced by well-integrated oak and supported by firm, lingering tannins.