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Kaesler Old Bastard Shiraz

Langton's Classification: Outstanding

A full and fruity Shiraz, Kaesler Old Bastard is fresh on the nose with hints of blackberries, raspberries and blueberries. On the palate, forest fruits, blackberry and mulberry mingle with spices of anise and nutmeg with some coffee and chocolate notes. Tannins are silky and balanced, with a nice acidity. This shiraz will cellar for 20+ years.

Yarra Yering Carrodus Shiraz

Schild Estate Barossa Valley Moorooroo Shiraz

Deep ruby, purple in colour showing intense and creamy aromas of dark compote berry fruit with hints of blackberry, plums and mulberries peeking through. On the palate waves of the same dark berry fruit show early providing a density and voluptuousness to the mouth-feel that remains deep into the mouth and rolls out through the back. It is joined by just a hint of spice and some subtle glimpses of faint leather and sandalwood.

Taylors The Pioneer Clare Valley Shiraz

John Duval Integro Cabernet Shiraz

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Alkina Polygon 5 Grenache

Taylors Wines The Pioneer Shiraz

TRAVIS EARTH 909 SHIRAZ BAROSSA VALLEY

Hoffman Family Vineyard in the sun-drenched North of the Barossa is the sub-region of Ebenezer. There lies a supreme and unique vineyard that has been cared for by the Hoffman Family for six generations.

TRAVIS EARTH 908 SHIRAZ MATARO BAROSSA VALLEY

The Travis Earth 908 Shiraz Mataro is a complex and elegant red wine from Barossa Valley, Australia. It is made from a blend of two classic grape varieties – Shiraz and Mataro.

Dalwhinnie Eagle Shiraz

Langton's Classification: Excellent

David and Jenny Jones are making wine with tremendous depth of fruit flavour, reflecting the relatively low-yielding but very well- maintained vineyards in The Pyrenees. Their flagship Dalwhinnie Eagle Shiraz is a perfect example of this. Pristine and fresh with more of everything providing plenty of stuffing, redcurrant, blackberry and sage characters.