Barossa Valley

Named after The Big Lebowski's "The Dude", this wine embraces both its rich, intense structure and a laid-back, drinkable appeal. With an unctuous yet balanced texture, it showcases the power of Barossa Shiraz with remarkable elegance and persistence.

Rooted in the ancient soils of Ebenezer, this 2021 vintage from Glaetzer highlights purity of fruit and expert craftsmanship, perfect for both immediate enjoyment and cellar aging.

From the rising vineyards of Barossa, the 2022 Woodcutter's Shiraz reveals an elegant interplay between wild fruit intensity and a seamless oak-driven polish.

Glaetzer Bishop 2021 delivers a classic expression of Barossa Shiraz: intense yet composed, with purity of fruit and a polished structure that highlights its distinguished origins.

As part of the Garden Series, which highlights the distinctive terroir of Australia’s top Shiraz regions, Lily’s Garden is a testament to McLaren Vale’s depth and complexity. With its seductive fruit intensity and finely tuned tannins, this vintage offers both immediate pleasure and extended cellaring potential.

A spectacular Barossa Valley Shiraz, the Two Hands Bella’s Garden encapsulates the essence of the region with its deep, concentrated fruit, velvety tannins, and remarkable poise. This wine is a true reflection of Barossa’s ability to produce powerful yet elegantly structured Shiraz.

Two Hands Charlie’s Garden is a refined Eden Valley Shiraz, offering an elegant structure, bright red fruit aromatics, and vibrant acidity. This cool-climate expression balances power and finesse, making it a standout in the Garden Series.

Torbreck The Struie is an expressive and complex Shiraz, blending fruit from the Barossa Valley and Eden Valley. It showcases the harmonious interplay between these two prestigious regions, delivering a wine of both elegance and intensity.

A wine of commanding presence, Glaetzer Anaperenna 2018 blends finesse with muscular structure, delivering a powerful expression of Barossa terroir through old-vine Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon.

A striking expression of Barossa Valley Shiraz, the Coach House Block bursts with concentrated dark fruit, powerful tannins, and a bold structure, delivering an intense yet refined drinking experience.

This single-vineyard Shiraz, sourced from a 51-year-old vineyard, balances spicy complexity and mineral freshness, showcasing the unique terroir of its elevated site.

Sourced from the Holy Grail vineyard, this wine is named after the legendary quest for perfection, reflecting Two Hands' commitment to discovering and expressing exceptional terroir. With its inky black hue, powerful fruit expression, and seamless tannins, this is a wine built for both immediate pleasure and long-term cellaring.

A wine of mystery and finesse, Secret Block Shiraz balances power with grace, offering a palate that effortlessly glides from rich fruit intensity to a lingering, harmonious conclusion.

An extraordinary expression of Shiraz from an awe-inspiring steep vineyard in Burnside, this wine showcases a remarkable microclimate that allows for slow, balanced ripening and exceptional complexity.

Born from the rugged slopes of Menglers Hill, this Shiraz offers a stunning interplay of richness and restraint, where deep concentration meets vibrant acidity, ensuring both immediate pleasure and remarkable aging potential.

Charles Melton Grains of Paradise Shiraz is a rich and elegant expression of Barossa Valley’s Shiraz, delivering layers of dark fruit, savory notes, and plush tannins.

A commanding expression of Barossa Shiraz, Amon-Ra 2018 delivers opulence, purity, and longevity in a wine that is both powerfully built and impeccably balanced.

Two Hands Ares Shiraz 2019 is a bold and commanding expression of Barossa Valley Shiraz, crafted from the finest barrels to represent the pinnacle of the estate’s winemaking expertise.

This is a wine of power, provenance and poise, sourced from pre-phylloxera own-rooted vines in some of the Barossa’s finest sub-regions.

Designed as a stylistic counterpoint to Grange, RWT emphasises purity of fruit and French oak finesse, redefining what Barossa can express at the highest echelon.