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Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 2018-Current Promotions-World Wine
Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 2018
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James Halliday – "Glorious wine. Untold depths of the richest blackberry and plum fruit with a magically bright finish ex livewire acidity." 99 Points - James Halliday, The Weekend Australian

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Wine Enthusiast – "Medium deep crimson. Intense blackberry, mulberry praline aromas with mocha sage herb garden notes. Superbly concentrated wine with deep set pure blackberry, dark plum, mulberry fruits, fine slinky tannins, attractive mid-palate richness and underlying mocha, vanilla notes. Finishes firm with chinotto, hint marzipan notes. Superb mineral length, vigour and extract." (99 points, Andrew Caillard MW, The Vintage Journal)

$248.28

or $235.87 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Henschke Keyneton Euphonium Shiraz Blend 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke Keyneton Euphonium Shiraz Blend 2019
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James Halliday – "... I love the transparency of the Barossa’s cooler seasons, in such articulate detail here that all 4 varieties are clearly visible in all their glory. Unashamedly medium bodied, refreshing and enticing, yet in no way underpowered, simplistic or short lived. Crunchy berry fruits, fine-ground tannins and vibrant acidity unite to marvellous effect and outstanding line and length. It takes some skill, dexterity and humility in the winery to allow fruit of such elegance to really sing. A classic Barossa blend with a long future before it.” 13 AUGUST 2021 - Tyson Stelzer, Halliday Wine Companion

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Huon Hooke – This blend of shiraz, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and merlot has a track record of consistency, and ages beautifully. It’s labelled Barossa, a zone that embraces Eden Valley as well as Barossa Valley proper. It certainly tastes like a Henschke Eden Valley red, with tell-tale raspberry and sage among various dried-herb and spice aromas, floral and earthy nuances too. It’s deliciously fruit-sweet, almost lush in the mouth, the masses of fine, subtly drying tannins keeping the finish and aftertaste neat and disciplined. A lovely wine, approachable already but certainly built to last and will be reward even a few years in the cellar. (Screwcap)

$63.98

or $60.78 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Henschke The Rose Grower Nebbiolo 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke The Rose Grower Nebbiolo 2021
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$47.15

or $44.79 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Henschke Abbotts Prayer Merlot Cabernet 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke Abbotts Prayer Merlot Cabernet 2019
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$109.97

or $104.47 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Henschke Tappa Pass Shiraz 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke Tappa Pass Shiraz 2020
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Huon Hooke – Youthful deep red/purple colour, bright and deep, the aromas likewise fresh and bright, clean and pure, with cranberry and blackberry nuances, fruit driving it. The wine is full-bodied and powerful, intense and driving, with abundant soft powdery tannins that coat the entire palate. There's a disarming juiciness in its core, for all the drying savouriness of the tannins that surround it. The Real Review, 5 March 2022

$121.30

or $115.24 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Henschke Peggy's Hill' Riesling Eden Valley 2023-White Wine-World Wine
Henschke Peggy's Hill' Riesling Eden Valley 2023
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$26.16

or $24.85 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Nestled in the Barossa Range of South Australia, Eden Valley is more than just a wine-producing region; it's a testament to nature's beauty and bounty. With an altitude higher than many other wine-growing regions, its cooler climate gives birth to grapes that mature slowly, allowing them to develop rich flavors and unique aromatics. This, combined with its ancient, mineral-rich soils, ensures that wines from the valley possess a distinctive character that sets them apart. Rieslings from this area are particularly noteworthy, expressing vibrant citrus notes and a crisp acidity. Shiraz, too, bears a signature style, being more restrained and elegant than its counterparts from warmer climates. As you delve deeper into wines from this region, you'll uncover layers of complexity, each telling a tale of the land from which it comes.
Eden Valley is an enchanting wine region located in South Australia, lying to the east of the Barossa Range. This elevated region, characterized by its rugged landscapes and ancient soils, provides a cooler climate compared to its low-lying neighbor, the Barossa Valley. Rich in winemaking history, Eden Valley spans a diverse range of terrains, from rolling hills to verdant valleys, all blessed with a unique terroir that has made it a beacon for viticulture. Just a short drive from Adelaide, it's not just a hub for premium wines but also offers a scenic escape for those looking to immerse themselves in Australia's vinicultural charm.
Eden Valley is renowned for producing wines of exceptional quality, drawing wine enthusiasts and critics alike. The region's higher altitude and cooler climate allow for a longer ripening period, giving rise to wines with deep flavors, refined elegance, and impressive structure. While Eden Valley has its share of premium wines that fetch higher prices, especially those from old vines or single-vineyard designations, it also boasts a wide array of more accessibly priced wines that do not skimp on quality. This balance ensures that both connoisseurs and casual drinkers can enjoy the region's offerings without stretching their budget.
The distinctiveness of Eden Valley lies in its unique amalgamation of altitude, climate, and ancient soils. The region's elevation, ranging between 400 and 600 meters, offers a cooler climate than surrounding areas, leading to wines with vibrant acidity and intricate aromatics. The valley's ancient rocky soils, particularly its patches of decomposed granite and sandy loam, play a pivotal role in crafting wines with a pronounced mineral edge. Furthermore, Eden Valley's deep-rooted winemaking heritage, combined with the passion and innovation of its contemporary winemakers, solidifies its position as a region that marries tradition with forward-thinking practices.
Eden Valley is most celebrated for its Rieslings. These wines, emblematic of the region, are often characterized by their intense aromatics, notes of lime, green apple, and flinty minerality, and their ability to age gracefully. The high-acid, dry Rieslings from Eden Valley are frequently considered among the finest in Australia, showcasing an impeccable balance of fruit and minerality. However, the region is not limited to white wines. Eden Valley also produces remarkable Shiraz, known for its elegance, peppery notes, and red berry flavors, offering a cooler-climate counterpoint to the richer styles from the neighboring Barossa Valley.
While "best" can be subjective depending on individual palates, several wines from Eden Valley consistently garner acclaim. In the realm of Rieslings, producers like Henschke, Pewsey Vale, and Mountadam are frequently celebrated for their refined, age-worthy wines. When it comes to Shiraz, labels such as Yalumba, Eden Hall, and Spinifex produce expressions that beautifully capture the region's cool-climate character. Whether you're seeking a crisp, invigorating white or a nuanced, aromatic red, Eden Valley's diverse portfolio ensures a memorable tasting experience.