About the wine
Layered, ripe and complex, Josh's Shiraz is throwing your taste buds a party to remember
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Langhorne Creek is one of Australia’s most historic wine regions, known for producing rich, high-quality Shiraz that punches way, way above its price tag.
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This is a big, bold and fruity wine, combining power and intensity with a smooth, easy-drinking feel. It’s got awesome depth of flavour with bags of ripe dark fruit, cassis and dark cherry to the fore, and lovely fine tannins. It finishes up with a classy lick of spice that develops beautifully on the palate giving you the kind of long finish most wines can only dream of.
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"2021 was a fantastic vintage in Langhorne Creek, with near perfect conditions, I was able to make a Shiraz that I believe truly reflects what Langhorne Creek is all about – delivering wine at a quality level that is well above the price point of the wine. It’s actually a single vineyard wine, taken from a block owned by Matt Lawrie, using these nearly 30 years old Shiraz vines from the rich, alluvial flood plains of Langhorne Creek."
Josh Pfeiffer, Winemaker
Best before
Drink now to 2030
Serving advice
Open/ decant 30 minutes before drinking
Food match
Enjoy with a hearty stew or kick start your evening right by pairing this Shiraz with your favourite cold cut meats
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
Australia
Langhorne Creek
Syrah | Shiraz
Fruity Red
14.0% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Josh Pfeiffer
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Josh is an up-and-coming winemaker with four generations of Barossa grape-growers blood flowing through his veins. From growing up on a Penfolds vineyard to cutting his teeth at Henschke, you could say Australia’s top 2 wineries made him who he is. And what a talent they’ve made.
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After helping put his family winery on the map, Josh is excited to branch out and make his own wines, with his name on the label. He’s taking a fresh approach to traditional Aussie wines, backed by barrels of passion, industry know-how, and a knack for securing the best parcels of grapes…
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That’s because he comes with an incredible network of grape-growing buddies. Lots of the guys now running the vineyards around his patch - in the Barossa Valley and Langhorne Creek - are his age. They all went to school together and share an unbreakable bond. And it’s thanks to these relationships that he’s able to get hold of really top-quality fruit to make his wines for you.
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