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Hand-crafted using small parcels of old vine fruit, The Barking Dog Grenache Shiraz Mataro is an exceptional example of three of the Barossa Valleys finest varieties. Natural fruit sweetness drives the palate with flavours of blackberry, plum, tobacco and a touch of spice to round it out. The soft balanced tannins and acid provide the core structure and combine to provide an intense long finish.

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.

If you’re familiar with quintessential Barossa shiraz, our bet is you’ll know this winery and their famed wines. Sometimes eccentric, sometimes playful, always quality. We’ll look at the 2021 vintage as one to be heralded for decades to come, you’d be silly not to stock up. Mulberry, plum, chocolate and black cherries abound in a delightful supporting structure filled to the brim with oak spices. Add a hearty meal and you’re really in for a journey of flavours.

This wine offers a lush, velvety, mouth filling experience the colour is intense with deep red and crimson hues, while the aroma is dark, sweet raspberry, violets, cedar and spice. Vibrant fruit, vanillin, complimented with fine tannins and subtle toasty oak appears on the palate.

An exotically spicy Shiraz from Barossa Valley Estate with loads of juicy blackberry and red plum flavours and a hint of vanilla. Enjoy this red with a nice steak or a hearty Italian meal.

When I first tried this shiraz, it was like love at first sight (or, sip). Juicy and fragrant, but powerfully integrated with a spicy, smoky oak profile. The 'JGS', named after Johann Gottlob Schrapel who arrived to the Barossa in 1844 by Ox cart and established Barossa's first settlement in Bethany. This wine is an ode to that history, and the first vineyards Johann planted in 1852. Today, the Schrapel family continue to own and operate Bethany Wines, with an impeccable eye for quality and storytelling. This shiraz outperforms most by a mile- a testament to the history of this family and their understanding of true Barossa character.

2017 Pepperjack Barossa Valley Shiraz. Rich dark red in colour with a dark purple rim, the nose shows rich concentrated red and blue fruits, dark chocolate and rich mocha notes with hints of spice and cedary oak. The palate is rich and plush with good structure. There is a concentrated layer of berry fruit and oak which is balanced with the fine tannins to give length and power while finishing soft and full of flavour.

You cant go past this new, multi award winning Barossa shiraz. Dark fruits and dark chocolate characters rise to the fore before revealing soft, fine tannins. A red that is both generous and rich in flavour yet delicate in its finish is perfect for summer enjoyment. With moderate alcohol and very supple oak influence, Barossa dark fruits and black chocolate characters rise to the fore, its generous and appealing, with soft, fine powdery tannins and lovely length of flavour. 96 Points | James Halliday. Trophy | Best Wine Great Australian Shiraz Challenge 2017. Trophy | Best SA Shiraz Great Australian Shiraz Challenge 2017. Gold | Royal Melbourne Wine Show 2017. Gold | Royal Perth Wine Show 2017. Gold | National Wine Show 2017.

The 2021 Pirathon Blue Label is an overachieving Barossa Valley Shiraz. This bold Barossa Shiraz shows all the hallmarks of modern Barossa Valley Shiraz. Pirathon Blue Label Shiraz helps in the challenge of what to pick by being a consistent, high quality and traditional Barossa Shiraz that you can rely on. For that special occasion you simply do not need to think and worry about what to choose but can rely on this for a good quality, hearty Shiraz.