Pristine and youthfully elegant with green apple, lemon/lime peel and floral nuances, its brilliantly focused and linear offering terrific fruit purity and poise. Superbly structured by vibrant acidity, finishing refined and impressively lingering. At its best: 2024 to 2036.

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Aged for 36 months in 50% new French oak - there's no denying it, this is a big boy. That said, we're talking about Sorby Adams here, there's more to this wine than super-premium oak treatment. There's an opulence and generosity to this wine that takes it to the next level and would see this one live for 15+ years in the cellar - easy. This is pure Barossa power, an unapologetically bold shiraz from the northern grounds of the region, where the fruit grows darker, richer, and more intense. It opens with a heady mix of ripe black fruits, spiced plum and dark chocolate. As the wine opens up, it's all about concentration: blackcurrant, cocoa and vanilla stacked on top of exotic spice and firm, muscular tannins.

The Thing range is Sorby Adams' flagship Shiraz. It is sourced from a vineyard above sea level in Eden Valley. The low-yeielding crops produced wines that had rich aromas of ripe plums, black fruits and wild cherry with hints of warm spices and vanilla oak. A beautifully balanced wine with a length finish.

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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.

Wow just wow, do you get some shiraz packed into this wine. From the northern sub-regions of the Barossa comes a wine that'll give your tastebuds a deluge of dark fruits, mocha, chocolate and spice. All that fruit in combination with maturation in American oak stunningly coming together in a wine that you can sink your teeth into now and over the course of the next 10 years. Load up with a box and enjoy this beauty continuing to suprise you each and everytime you pop a bottle.