Planta Circa Ancestor Vine Shiraz 2019
Fruit comes from the Zimmerman vineyard, first planted circa 1880 at Lyndoch. Purple Hands wines is the partnership with Craig Stansborough and Mark Slade. Bottled under DIAM cork. The 2018 […]
Fruit comes from the Zimmerman vineyard, first planted circa 1880 at Lyndoch. Purple Hands wines is the partnership with Craig Stansborough and Mark Slade. Bottled under DIAM cork. The 2018 […]
A menagerie is a “strange or diverse collection of things or people.” Not so strange to have Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro grown in the Barossa to be blended together, and […]
Another Barossa blend from Fourth Wave Wine’s Little Giant “Little Batch” range. Historically there’s probably been plenty of this blend, but very little named from the region (Clare takes a […]
Showcasing two of McLaren Vale’s quality red grapes, Little Giant from the team at Fourth Wave Wine have released this as part of the “Little Batch” range. Little Giant, Little […]
As the song says, “I get by with a little help from my friends.” In this case, we’ve 2% Mataro, 2% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Viognier. Helped with a good […]
A new label and bottle for a blend of McLaren Vale’s staples. Senior winemaker for Hardys Tintara is Nic Bowen after joining the team in 2012. Until the end of […]
A blend from across the Barossa, with the Grenache components from four different vineyards, ranging from 25 and 76 years old; the Shiraz from cooler Eden Valley sites and the […]
A few of McLaren Vale’s favourite red grapes: GSM…Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro (Mourvedre, Monastrell etc…..). Note, the bottle image is of 2018. Serafino, Grenache, Shiraz, Mataro, McLaren Vale, 2019 Full […]
Sourced from the Zimmerman vineyard, first planted around 1880 at Lyndoch. Purple Hands is a partnership with Craig Stansborough and Mark Slade. This is their flagship Grenache and bottled under […]
With a split of Mataro (83%), Grenache (9%) and Shiraz (8%), this is a blend of some the Barossa heroes. Purple Hands is a partnership with Craig Stansborough and Mark […]