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1859, wow it's old!
1859, wow it's old!
Read more...- The latest 2024 vintage of this high value Barossa Shiraz (not 1859 vintage!)
- Named after the year William Salter founded the Saltram winery
- Typical Barossa - big & rich. But she's vibrant and juicy with soft tannins too
RRP $21.99
$17.99
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This is Barossa through & through. About as fair dinkum as they come.
This is Barossa through & through. About as fair dinkum as they come.
Read more...- Produced by Saltrams, this label has a keen following with Barossa hardcore!
- Bold, plush and rich red - this is Barossa Valley through and through (even the winemaker is Barossa born & bred)
- 89/100 (James Halliday's Wine Companion) - "A consistent representation of Barossa shiraz presented in a 'bistro style'. It's full of plum and black fruits, spice, licorice, dark chocolate and earthy characters that speak of the region, and it's easy on the wallet. It's one of those wines where you know what you're going to get, and it drinks really well. And that's why it is so popular."
- A juicy slab of peppered steak with a glass of this...or how about Adam's beef cheeks? Cheeky or what!
RRP $26.99
$21.99
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Classic full-bodied power. Don't mess with me is the message.
Classic full-bodied power. Don't mess with me is the message.
Read more...- Classic big, bold, full-bloody, not-for-the-fainted-hearted Barossa Valley Shiraz
- Established in 1859 by William Salter, he loved a good DIY job (including banging up the Mamre Brook house)
- Cellaring potential of up to 15 years from vintage
RRP $36.99
$26.99
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"Definitely punching above its weight"
"Definitely punching above its weight"
Read more...- Rich, flavoursome Cabernet from the Barossa Valley, South Australia
- 91/100 (James Halliday's Wine Companion) - "A swell of black fruits and spice."
- Aged 12 months in oak, iconic label made by the dudes at Saltrams
James Halliday 91 Points
RRP $26.99
$21.99
