There are vineyards spotted throughout the Barossa and beyond that history tells us to keep an eye on as the fruit that comes to bear carries with it certain presence and pedigree. Our Very Special Vineyard Series showcases the diversity of the Barossa and surrounding landscape, with each wine demonstrating the true varietal characters and unique terroir of the vineyards from which they are born.
2009
Orrock Shiraz
Dense black colour with deep red/purple at the rim. Aromas of dark fruits, liquorice and aniseed. Hints of salt bush redolent of the Southern Flinders region. A rich mouth-filling drop with dark savoury fruits, balanced by soft yet firm tannins. It is a muscular brooding wine of immense concentration, (a hallmark of these vineyards). A majestic Shiraz which will reward with further cellaring for 3-5 years.
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2009
1885 Shiraz
Ebenezer, in the north west of the Barossa is home to the Schrapel family who are guardians of a very special patch of old vine, dry grown shiraz planted by their forebears in 1885. These low yielding vines with their roots deep in the Ebenezer soils, are a viticultural treasure unique to the Barossa.
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2009
Ruediger Cabernet Sauvignon
The colour is dark red with a black centre. Shows classic aromas of black currant, with hints of crushed mulberry leaves and aniseed. It is a voluptuous wine with velvet mouth-filling dark chocolate fruits beautifully reined in by the firm grainy tannins characteristic of a fine Cabernet Sauvignon. Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon at its very best.
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