Shingleback owners John & Kym Davey produce a lovely, rich McLaren Vale Shiraz here with aromas of ripe cherry fruit, milk chocolate and licorice. Plush and sweet fruited on the palate, the tannins are soft and supple. Wonderful drinking.

A founding member of the First Families of Australian Wine, d’Arenberg was established in 1912, when Joseph Osborn funded his new winery by selling his beloved racehorses. Thunderstep was one of them. An imposing, powerful race horse and father to Footbolt, the pride of Joseph Osborn’s stable (and now the name of one of the estate’s most iconic and ‘original’ reds). Today, the colourful Chester Osborn (below), fourth generation, is at its helm, and it “has kept its 100-year-old heritage while moving into the 21st century with flair and elan” (Halliday). It boasts one of the world’s most innovative cellar door experiences and an unparalleled, exciting range. Thunderstep is a superb addition. This vintage boasts aromas of black pepper, spice and red berries, and a seductive palate of dark fruits, earthy character, and long, spicy, mineral finish. It sings of its McLaren Vale roots. Don’t miss it.

Driven by our natural organic passion and ‘raison d’être’, this super-premium NASAACertified OrganicandBio-dynamicallygrown wine is specially madePreservative Free. A deep red colour, with a soft ruby hue.Aromasof dense, intense spice and black pepper, with hints of blackberries, herald the rich, deep black fruits and berry flavours that fill thepalate. Balanced and supple fine-grained tannins complement the fine acid structure lending a persistenc

Handpicked fruit has been aged in French oak hogs heads and puncheaons to ensure the fruit was the dominant flavour and structure of the wine. On the nose layers of bright red and dark fruits greet you with perfume, spice and earth notes. This is followed by a complex and vibrant palate with a beautiful perfume. Layers of red currants and blueberries integrate with spice, underlayed with French vanilla bean and some earthy notes. It has waves of fine grained chalky tannins and a long finish.

RedHeads has always been a bit of a rebel! The winery was started in 2002 in the McLaren Vale - a cellar where young winemakers could come in their spare time and make just the sort of small-scale wine they dreamed of (not like they did in their day job). Since then, the winery has moved home a few times, and finally put down real roots in the Barossa, building one of Australia's leading eco-friendly cellars. There, surrounded by many of Australia's biggest wine names, they handcraft revolutionary wines from top batches of grapes, rescued from under the noses of the big players. March of Progress celebrates a path in the green direction, using the best rows of organic Shiraz from top McLaren Vale grower Jock Bosworth. Rich and weighty – velvet texture, rich black fruits, long and weighty, rounded tannins

8 KANGAROOS Australia's Unique Award winning Wine Gift. Our Kangaroo shaped bottles will surprise with the look and delight with the taste. McLaren Vale is Australia's premium Shiraz region and this wine is a great example being rich in flavour and colour. Smooth and approachable now and will also cellar well.8 KANGAROOSWinner Australia's Favourite Family Business 2019Winner 2019 Worldstar Excellence in Packaging Winner 2018 PIDA Design and Innovation of the year Australia & New ZealandSilver Medal IWSC London 2018 for 8KANGAROOS 2016 McLaren Vale ShirazBronze Medal IDMA London

The 2017 Estate Shiraz beautifully demonstrates the mixture of fruitfulness and savory elements that our 50-year-old vineyards provide. The nose shows cherry, bitter chocolate, and aniseed spice. The palate is bright and full-bodied with succulent tannins and great concentration of fruit. A classic example from a superb vintage.

This wine by Ulithorne is a beautiful blend of Shiraz and Grenache. The Grenache is sourced from 98 years old dry grown bush vines. A subtle and engaging wine displaying bright fruits and gentle spice from one of the most exciting winemakers in McLaren Vale - Rose Kentish.