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Stockwell Creek Basket Pressed Barossa Valley Grenache 2023
$22.50The Barossa Valley may well be the finest place to grow Grenache and Glug have been supporters since 2004.The best we make can be found in our Stockwell Creek range.
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Stockwell Creek Basket Pressed Barossa Valley Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2023
$22.50This is a natural blend for the Barossa and moving the percentage of Shiraz helps to display the merits of Grenache and Mataro. The Stockwell Creek range of wines represent those Barossa reds which we believe express a little further the best of Barossa.
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Roxton McLaren Vale Merlot 2023
$14.60Roxton has a long history as a McLaren Vale brand though had faded and abandoned by the 1960s. The advanced customer should compare and enjoy Merlot from McLaren Vale and the Barossa Valley with our view being McLaren Vale has the edge.
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Red Selection Mix
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Glug ‘Sandcastle’ Barossa Valley Grenache 2024
$13.80Not 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.
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Goat Square Collection Mixed Dozen
$165.00Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2023 x 2 bottles
Goat Square Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022 x 2 bottles
Goat Square Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 x 2 bottles
Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache 2021 x 2 bottles
Goat Square Reserve Barossa Valley Ziegenmarkt Shiraz 2021 x 1 bottle
Goat Square Reserve Barossa Valley Ziegenmarkt Cab 2019 x 1 bottle
Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache Rosé 2024 x 2 bottles -
Karrawirra Single Vineyard ‘Fan Block’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2019
$26.00The pick of the best Barossa end up as Karrawirra Single Vineyard bottlings. Single vineyard wines are not made every vintage and appear only when they are the ultimate expression of the Barossa Valley.
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Glug ‘North Block’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022
$14.60The point of Barossa Shiraz is its unique depth and ripeness. Pale, delicate and light has its place as does a wine like this which is the opposite. Look for an intense depth of ‘sweetness’ along the mid palate which is a feature that seems to be unique to the Barossa Valley. I hasten to add the wine is dry its just that the taste appears as described.
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