An elevated dry land plateau adjoining the Barossa Valley to the east. Intense Shiraz and other red varieties with the elevation producing a shift in taste to the Barossa Valley. Recognition is also growing for Chardonnay and other white varieties. The star though is Shiraz.

  • Parawatta Eden Valley Riesling 2022

    $14.80

    If Riesling has its type location in Germany and Austria we next have to ask why Riesling can make such a superlative wine in faraway Australia. Let us just enjoy that these wonderful tastes exist and thank the versatility of Riesling.

  • P. B. Burgoyne Eden Valley Shiraz 2022

    $13.60

    There are some fabulous vineyard clusters and those developed by the Henschke family at Keyneton illustrate the wine quality that can be achieved. The origin of the Burgoyne Shiraz is from the low Eden Valley where the reds are plumper than the far cooler high Eden. Still the low parts of the Eden Valley are one hundred or more metres higher than the Barossa Valley so expect a Shiraz that highlights different flavour aspects.

  • Trial Bin 093 Barossa Cabernet Merlot Cabernet Franc M.V.

    $10.40

    Great wines have been produced since the red wine trials of the 1950s by Max Schubert showed us the way. These evolved into Penfolds Range and the sweeping range of Bin numbers of today. This Trial Bin 093 helps us understand the blending of Barossa Valley with Eden Valley wines.

  • P.B. Burgoyne Eden Valley Riesling 2023

    $11.60

    Eden Valley is considered a cool climate district.  Cool climate districts though are not all the same since coolness can come from elevation or latitude or a combination.

    Further variations are created by the closeness to the ocean, being a source of cool air, and rainfall as humidity seems to play a role in creating the taste.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Shiraz 2021

    $14.10

    Excellent Eden Valley Shiraz.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Cabernet Syrah 2022

    $14.10

    The best way I can describe this Mount Eagle is to appreciate that the medium density, the result of the location, displays a range of flavours, perhaps fragrant, which tend to be masked in wines from the adjoining Barossa Valley.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Tempranillo 2021

    Original price was: $14.10.Current price is: $8.00.

    Tempranillo is one of the noble varieties of Spain and climatically is a useful addition to the palates of consumers.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Montepulciano 2021

    Original price was: $14.10.Current price is: $10.00.

    Montepulciano is a southern Italian variety and the Eden Valley with a more Mediterranean climate than the Barossa is the best place to see how this variety performs in our southern climates.

  • Village Belle Eden Valley Tempranillo 2021

    $14.50

    Village Belle wines explore those that are obscure and not mainstream.

  • Glug South Australian Whites and Rosé Mix

    $139.00

    Contains 2 bottles of each of the following wines:

    • P.B. Burgoyne Eden Valley Riesling 2023 x 2
    • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Rose’ 2024 x 2
    • Oakley Adams Eden Valley Riesling 2022 x 2
    • Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache Rosé 2024 x 2
    • Harem ‘Rosita’ Barossa Valley Rosé (Grenache Mataro) 2022 x 2
    • Parawatta Eden Valley Riesling 2022 x 2
  • Knotts Eden Valley Nero D’Avola 2021

    $12.80

    Glug likes varieties which offer our customers a slight shift in taste. Even better is when a small winery has made more than can be sold allowing us to purchase at keen prices. Hence, after a taste we had no hesitation purchasing the few barrels of this delicious Nero D’Avola, surplus to this tiny winery

  • Village Belle Eden Valley Nero d’Avola 2021

    $13.80

    The mystery of alternative varieties.

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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