• The Regions Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $14.80

    A classic Barossa Shiraz showing the richness and generosity that make the region unique. Drawn from the valley’s diverse sub-regions, the 2022 vintage delivers the depth, warmth and layered flavour that continue to define Barossa Shiraz on the world stage.

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    Goat Square Barossa Valley Shiraz 2023

    $15.80

    The first vintage was the 2003 so this is the nineteenth vintage of a Shiraz we call the ‘Salt of the Earth’. Titled because it delivers a consistent view of Barossa Valley Shiraz each vintage. Past vintages of all Goat Square wines is at glug-wines-winemaker-and-merchant/goat-square/

  • The Regions Clare Valley Shiraz 2022

    $13.60

    Please return to the Clare Valley as the wine flavours are magnificent. Its Way up North yet the wines have intriguing cool climate minty flavours simply delicious. Another district that will one day have global fame. What Australia has that other continents do not is a sudden burst of hot weather that puts the ‘icing’ on the flavours.

  • Salem Valley Barossa Valley Cabernet Shiraz 2022

    $12.80

    This tiny village does exist and is now an extension of Angaston. The original church is still open and fronting the main street frontage are many cottages of this era. The wine though is a blend from many barrels as we are in clearing mode and contains Barossa Valley and Eden Valley from many sub-districts.

  • GH63 WIBS Winemakers Individual Barrel Selection Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 15%

    $14.50

    Selected from a standout barrel set aside by the winemaker, this bottling shows the powerful side of Barossa Cabernet. Treated in the same way as Shiraz, the result is a wine that is Barossa first and Cabernet second. Rich, full and a reminder that this variety thrives just as impressively in warmer districts.

  • Hopcroft & Cornock McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

    $14.80

    Generous and full-flavoured, this McLaren Vale Cabernet balances warm-climate richness with subtle coastal freshness for a deeply enjoyable glass.

  • Stockwell Creek Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

    $22.50

    A rich, full-bodied Barossa Cabernet showing the region’s distinctive ripe style. Powerful yet balanced, it delivers the depth of flavour and generosity that set Barossa Cabernet apart from cooler-climate expressions.

  • Stockwell Creek Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $22.50

    Barossa Valley Shiraz is defined by the region’s warm climate, which concentrates flavour and creates wines of richness and mid-palate weight. The 2022 vintage continues this tradition, delivering a generous, full-flavoured Shiraz that reflects the distinctive power of the Barossa.

  • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

    $15.80

    This region is higher, drier and with a different weather pattern to the Southern and middle part of the Barossa. What we want from the wines of this region is Barossa strength yet with the cooler evenings the fruit aromas are more fragrant which also shows on the palate.

  • Grandma Raethel Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $19.50

    The final release in the Grandma Raethel series, and the standout vintage of them all. Created as a tribute to the German pioneers who settled the Barossa in the 1840s, these wines celebrate the region’s warm-climate style, delivering the deep flavour and mid-palate richness that make Barossa reds unique in the world.

  • Old Moppa Road Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

    $13.70

    A full-flavoured Barossa Cabernet in the region’s signature warm-climate style. Rich, generous and built with depth. Unlike cooler-region Cabernets, this wine offers volume and power, with the structure to cellar beautifully over the next decade.

  • BVWS Barossa Valley Wine Supply ‘Refined’ Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

    $16.50 $9.90

    Rich, full-bodied, and perfectly balanced, this Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 reveals remarkable depth and intensity. Hand-selected from boutique producers, it showcases the vintage’s extraordinary character and lingering palate presence.

  • Oakley Adams Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2023

    $12.50

    There is a central spine of higher ground that runs down Adelaidean Mount Lofty Range and vineyards are planted up to 600 metres. The wines from these vineyards have cool climate flavours because of the altitude. This region east of Adelaide is termed the Adelaide Hills and is the source of this Shiraz. It comes though from lower elevations so tastes like a cool climate Barossan or a wine from Eden Valley.

  • Bengalee Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $16.50

    The Bengalee left Hamburg with German settlers on 10th July 1838 and arrived in Adelaide on the 19th November, 1838. It is likely a few of these arrivals later found their way to the Barossa Valley becoming part of the fabulous Barossa wine story. We picked up that story in 2008 when we released our first Bengalee Shiraz.

  • Old Moppa Road Barossa Valley Mataro 2021

    $14.50 $8.70

    Mataro loves a climate like the Barossa Valley and customers will enjoy the length and strength of the resulting flavours.

  • Bagot Station Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet 2023

    $13.40

    Drink this vintage sooner not later as the extraordinary aroma is its great joy.

  • Langdorf Barossa Valley Cabernet 2019

    $16.50

    The importance of Barossa Valley Cabernet will rise and rise in the decade ahead because consumers are taking note.

  • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Mataro 2018

    $14.50 $8.70

    The Barossa Valley is about 30 kilometres in length and we favour grapes from the central to northern limit as these provide the rich, full bodied styles which Glug favours.

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When Can You Expect Delivery

The last despatch day from the Barossa Valley will be the 22nd December. Delivery via the couriers will be variable and may be early January.

Glug will reopen on Monday the 5th January.

There will be no emails until my regular Monday letter arrives on Monday the 5th January.

Regards

David Farmer