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.
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Square Mile Clare Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2020
Original price was: $14.50.$8.50Current price is: $8.50.A classic Clare Valley Cabernet showing the region’s hallmark balance, structure and drinkability. Purchased from barrel and further matured before bottling in early 2026, this is honest, varietal Cabernet offering excellent everyday value at its regular $14.50 price.
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Hopcroft & Cornock McLaren Vale Shiraz 2021
Original price was: $14.80.$11.00Current price is: $11.00. -
Dark Matter Exploration No.2
$14.50Imagine a wine which is a black glass, passed via a hatch into a darkened room, where you sit on your own, to make of the wine what you will.
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GH63 WIBS Winemakers Individual Barrel Selection Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 15%
Original price was: $14.50.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.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.
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Oakley Adams McLaren Vale Malbec 2023
Original price was: $12.80.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.A McLaren Vale Malbec chosen for one simple reason: outstanding flavour for the price. Often used in blends, Malbec shines here on its own, delivering richness and character that proves variety matters less than good wine at the right value. Different, impressive, and bottled exactly as we found it.
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Glug ‘Sandcastle’ Barossa Valley Grenache 2024
Original price was: $13.80.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.Not long-ago Barossa Grenache had no following so it is pleasing that advanced drinkers now realise the wonder of the Barossa expands far beyond Shiraz. Varieties such as Grenache and Mataro were included in large blends from the 1950s yet this was seldom mentioned on the label.