For well over a century, the Jam Shed played a crucial role in the development of the region through both jam and wine production. This quirky, delicious Jam Shed Red Blend has been inspired by this legacy. This beautiful opulent wine is rich, smooth, Blackberry jam, with balanced soft tannins and a clean finish.

For well over a century, the Jam Shed played a crucial role in the development of the region through both jam and wine production. This Shiraz is rich and opulent, with sweet red berry flavours and balanced with a subtle hint of vanilla and spice. It's a seriously delicious red wine, jam packed with flavour.

The colour is translucent ruby, the nose presents aromas of black fruits, sweet spices. The palate is round and fresh with a smoky and fruity finish. Pairs perfectly with poultry or veal dishes.

The Farm Cabernet Sauvignon was sourced from Cabernet Sauvignon vines, planted in 1997, at Jim Barry's Lodge Hill property. The Lodge Hill Vineyard is located on the Eastern Ranges of the Clare Valley and sits at an altitude of 480m above sea level providing fruit of great elegance and complexity. Classic Cabernet aromas of Cassis, Doris plum skin, and nuances of lifted tobacco leaf. The palate is full, but not fat, with a depth of flavour showing this is a serious wine. The nose carries perfectly to the palate with a tannin profile that drives long and frames nicely, leaving you with all the hallmarks of Classic Cabernet Sauvignon.

Juicy and vibrant on the nose, this wine displays red and dark fruit flavours - raspberry, blackberry, and cherry, with lifts of violet and florals and sweet spice. The palate is lively and bright with a burst of red fruits. A medium bodied composition with soft, fine grained tannins give length and depth, finishing with a touch of spice and savoury oak.

The Cover Drive Cabernet Sauvignon, first released in 2001, has been inspired by the great cricketing history of this vineyard. The wines consistently show great line and length. The nose leads with aromas of fresh tobacco leaf, cassis, boysenberry and spice. A silk like entry on the palate with super fine, detailed tannin, ripe berried fruits, a hint of tobacco and the classic brambles of Clare Cabernet to finish.

Vibrant aromatics of purple fruited compote, spice and purple florals on the nose. The palate is dominated by dark fruits and brambles, spice and a hint of warming oak, with a seamless flow and integrated tannin.

Deep purple. Boysenberry and mulberry aromas with a hint of cedar and pepper. Similar berry fruits show through on the opulent, textured palate with a lingering finish.

Lifted spice and ripe mulberry/blackberry aromas are complemented with chocolate, cedar and cinnamon on the nose. Well-integrated oak tannin provides flavours of clove and supple texture, which supports the rich plum, blackberry and mocha. The overall structure is supple and generous with fine-grained tannin and a lingering finish.

A round and seductive wine, appreciated by all wine connoisseurs. With its lively and bright colour, it has intense fruity aromas reminiscent of gooseberry and black currant, evolving towards spicy nuances as the wine gets older. On the palate, there is a nice balance between texture and finesse, with firm but refined tannins. Long and enticing aftertaste, with flavours of very ripe fruit.

At Kaesler they feel that Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon is the lost child of the region. This bold expression of Barossa's often-overlooked varietal showcases the depth and potential of the region. Deep red-purple in colour, it opens with complex aromas of blackberry, plum, kirsch, vanilla, and lavender, layered with hints of spicy sandalwood oak. The palate is full-bodied and intense, with rich black fruit flavours supported by firm, chalky tannins and a structured finish that promises excellent ageing potential. A powerful and refined wine, it pairs beautifully with lamb, red meats, or hearty mushroom dishes.

The sub-region of Bannockburn has consistently produced stunning world class Pinot in its most finest form, and therefore Kelly Washington went on a mission to source fruit from a stunning little pocket of old vines up in the Bannockburn Hills. Fully expressing the vintage, and the site, this Bannockburn Pinot Noir exudes notes of ripe black cherries, dried herbs and savoury notes of forest floor. An evocative wine that is rich, textured and structured yet elegant and refined. A fine wine to age but also drinking beautifully now.