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The Barossa is best known for Shiraz, The Rhone blend of Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro...
$350.00
Let's face it, these days many people don't have the time to search out new...
$219.00
The Barossa Valley is well known around the world for Shiraz. Some regard it as the...
$166.00
The Barossa Valley is better known for red wines, particularly Shiraz and GSM blends. The...
$199.00
These wines punch well above their weight for their price point. They are high-quality wines...
$360.00
These great examples of Barossa Wine are great wines to take to dinner parties to...
$870.00
These are some of the best wines that you will ever get to enjoy. They...
$362.00
The Barossa Winemaker of the Year award recognises a Barossa winemaker who utilises premium Barossa...
$385.00
The Barossa Winemaker of the Year award recognises a Barossa winemaker who utilises premium Barossa...
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We utilise our knowledge and connections in the Barossa Valley to find outstanding wines from smaller and family owned wineries. You can find out more about the individual wines by accessing the winery information page and reading a description of the wine and its individual characteristics including tasting notes and information about the winery and the vineyards where the fruit was sourced.
We classify the wines in three different categories do give you an idea of their value.
You can choose your own wines in six-pack selections, or, to make things easier for you, we have put together mixed cases of six wines based on different themes in our recommended selections. Our current recommended selections are:
None of the wines are quaffers. They are great quality wines that you can enjoy and appreciate the quality of the fruit and the hands-on winemaking approach.
These wines are priced at cellar door pricing and reflect their true merit and not just a “brand name” and so punch well above their weight for their price. You can order a selection, choose your own six pack or "join the club" for regular quarterly deliveries.
After trying our recommended collections you can go back and select your own absolute favourites and order any combination that you like in packs of six. If you order two or more packs of wines in the same order you'll only pay shipping for the first pack. Join the club and in addition to regular scheduled quarterly deliveries of guaranteed premium Barossa wines, you'll get a 10% discount for each six pack, access to special limited release museum stock and other specials when they become available you will also receive all deliveries free of charge.
Michael & Adele Williams, Wine Lovers
Founder and Winemaker of Dewey Station Wine's, Stefan Dewey, has a great fascination with the relationship between the soil in which grapes are grown and their unique influence on the wine produced from them. This fascination started through the enthusiastic delivery of many a unrequested geology lesson by his mentor and old friend, Stuart Bourne from Soul Growers. Each region, sub region and individual vineyard site has it own climate, aspect and soil profile that contributes to the growth and style of fruit that it produces. From the sandy loams over black clay that are typical of the Barossa's Southern Grounds to the ironstone rich, red yellow and brown loams over red clay of the Northern Grounds - distinct and...
I first experienced Gomersal Wines when I hosted a 25-year service dinner for Adelaide Brighton Cement (now Adbri) employees from Angaston, Birkenhead and Klein Point. Whilst the wines that we provided were the entry-level wines they were all fantastic. I decided to head back and taste the full range one weekend and was blown away by the quality. The 2010 Reserve Shiraz that had picked up a gold medal at the prestigious London International Wine Challenge 2014, the 2008 GSM and the 2015 Eden Valley Riesling were standouts and they were some of the first ones that I listed on the Barossa Reserve website. The owner, Barry White, was very generous with his time taking me through the range and...
Soul Growers was started by a group of four mates who had significant previous experience in larger corporate wineries and decided to pursue their own dream of creating wines that reflected the soul of the Barossa Valley. That soul is the grape growing families in the Barossa Valley, those families who have nurtured their vineyards over generations and who were largely descendent from the original Lutheran German settlers who came to South Australia as early the 1830s when the South Australian colony was first established. Paul, Tom and Stu produce wines that reflect the family vineyards and exemplify Barossa Valley wines. Each batch of wines from each carefully selected family vineyard is treated separately through tank fermentation, pressing and aging in barrels. The very best...
Gumpara WinesIn 1856 the Mader family, driven by religious persecution, left their homeland of Germany, to settle in Australia. The family brought with them traditional viticulture skills along with farming and fruit growing practices and set up a new life on 60 acres of land in the small township called Light Pass, in South Australia. Choosing a section of land aside the banks of the North Para (river) and eastern hillsides of the Barossa Valley, proved to be an excellent site to begin a vineyard. As time went by, all farming and fruit growing gave way to 100% viticulture. Six Generations later, Mark Mader would produce the first wine under the Gumpara label, in the year 2000. The name Gumpara is...
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