The Command Shiraz is an icon of Australian wine, the vineyard was planted in circa 1894, and is classified as a centenarian block by the Barossa old Vine Charter. The...
Ode to Lorraine pays homage to Lorraine Ashmead, co-founder of Elderton, the wine is blend of 58% Cabernet Sauvignon 31% Shiraz, 11% Merlot. The vine age of material that goes...
This wine was first released in 2008 and named after Elderton co-founder Neil Ashmead. Neil had a love of fast cars, and as one of the men behind the revitalisation...
The Elderton Estate vineyards are made up of 12 blocks of Shiraz, with vines up to 100 years old, the resultant quality of the Estate Shiraz is typically exceptional. ...
It always amazes me why Barossa Cabernet doesn't have a higher profile, there continue to be a number of excellent examples year in year out, with Elderton one of, if...
The High Altitude label represents wines sourced from the Eden Valley, the vineyard from which the 2013 Shiraz was produced is just south of the township of Craneford, a location...
This is the wine that Seppeltsfield want to pin their reputation to when it comes to table wines. It is priced accordingly at $150, and the relative price to quality...
The thing I like most about this rendition of Barossa Shiraz is the minimal oak, the wine is matured is seasoned French oak hogshead, ensuring fruit rather than oak dominates....
Tempranillo is another Mediterranean variety that is finding it's place within the Barossa, this wine was sourced from Greenock and holds true to the savoury textural a dark fruited characters...
The grapes for this wine were sourced from Seppeltsfield's Great Terraced vineyard with vines over 50 years of age. It was produced in the restored 1888 Gravity cellar, a piece...