Shiraz is a regional hero in both the Barossa and Hunter Valleys, but both regions offer unique styles. Taste the different terroir in these stunning examples from Peter Lehmann and Tulloch Wines. Just $42.50 a bottle, plus receive two Schott Zwiesel glasses.
Committed to varietal and regional integrity, Peter Lehmann Wines draws on a network of over 140 growers across the Barossa, including original suppliers such as the Schrapel family whose Ebenezer vineyard provides the fruit for the Peter Lehmann VSV 1885 Shiraz 2010. Fresh, layered and complex palate, it has juicy, ripe layers of red and black fruits over cedary oak with a coffee and licorice-like complexity.
While Hector Tulloch first released the Pokolbin Dry Red labels for Shiraz wines in 1952, today, the iconic Hunter red is produced by his son Hunter Valley Living Legend, Jay Tulloch and granddaughter, Christina Tulloch. With a classic, medium-bodied Hunter palate, the Tulloch Private Bin Pokolbin Dry Red Shiraz 2011 shows elegance and persistence with a savoury core of black fruits, mouth-watering balance of tannin and acidity, and well-seasoned toasty oak in support.
Share these Barossa and Hunter Valley heroes with savings of $55.
| Order code | 155217 |
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| Wine variety | Shiraz |
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| Region | Australia multi-regional |
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