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Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
$563.86
Glaetzer The Eye of Ra Shiraz 2018 (3 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Glaetzer The Eye of Ra Shiraz 2018 (3 Bottle Case)
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Wine Enthusiast – 19.5+/20 - (99 Points) “When a wine has this degree of deliciousness, extraordinary build quality, and perhaps most importantly, a massive emotional hook, it does its job perfectly. Made from the finest parcel of fruit in Ben’s Ebenezer vineyard, this is a wine that does not waver from its mission to graffiti Ben’s bane on your palate with indelible Shiraz ink. The volume of fruit is staggering, but its delivery is incredibly measured and even, and this is the trick. Rã is not a monster wine but a monstrously long wine. It is perfectly polished and amazingly spicy, with never-ending layers of fruit and immense class. It is also drinking well, which is a surprise, but the vintage is generous with seamless fruit and unique allure. I feel it will maintain its welcoming and rewarding attitude for two decades, so you are in no hurry to pop a cork! While this icon wine has an iconic flavour, I must urge you to seek it out. Imagine all of Ben’s experience and skill in just one bottle - Rã is it.” - 19.5+/20 - (99 Points) Matthew Jukes

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Robert Parker/Wine Advocate – 98 Points - "The 2018 The Eye of Ra Shiraz is wildly aromatic: blood plum, pastrami, cracked peppercorns, clove bud, mountain herbs (alpine mint?), boysenberry, blackberry (actually, every black berry you can name), dark chocolate, squid ink, blueberry, resin and char. In the mouth, the wine is velvety and concentrated, with a surprising amount of detail embedded and embossed into the folds of tannin that shape the wine. This is very big, make no mistake, but also balanced between its sweet and savory sides. A galaxy of complexity exists in this glass. It shows the 2018 vintage off to its best effect: ripe, dense, concentrated, fresh and beguiling. Super good. The drinking window is conservative, however, as I prefer a modicum of primary fruit. It's important to note that it will age gracefully beyond that point, so it is up to you... The fruit for this cuvée is from Ebenezer, largely from Adrian Hoffman. Diverse soil types in the vineyard allow for diversity in picking and fruit flavors; this here is from the sandy/free-draining sections of the Ebenezer vineyard—from four blocks in the vineyard. It was handpicked, and picked based on flavor, then crushed, destemmed and cold fermented, barrel selection. It matured in 300-liter hogsheads for 14-16 months, in a combination of French oak coopers (100% new). Packaged in a black metal box, under natural cork and wax, this is a superstar." (98 points. Erin Larkin, The Wine Advocate April 2023)

$3,669.78
Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache 2021 (6 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
$131.97
Glaetzer Bishop Shiraz 2021 (6 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Glaetzer Bishop Shiraz 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
$206
Glaetzer 'Anaperenna' Shiraz Cabernet 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
Glaetzer 'Anaperenna' Shiraz Cabernet 2021 (6 Bottle Case)
$309.97
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Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache 2021 (6 Bottle Case) -clearance-Current Promotions-World Wine
Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache 2021 (6 Bottle Case) -clearance-
$105.58 $131.97
Glaetzer has firmly established its reputation as a leading producer from the Barossa Valley, Australia's premier wine region. Rooted in a long-standing family tradition of winemaking, Glaetzer delivers expressions that capture the unique terroir and climate of this iconic wine locale. The region's warm days and cool nights impart distinct characteristics, creating balanced and complex wines renowned globally. Glaetzer's commitment to sustainable viticulture ensures that each vintage tells a story of the land, its history, and its people. Many wine aficionados often speak about the recognizable depth, character, and elegance these wines possess. Whether you're a seasoned wine lover or a curious beginner, Glaetzer promises an unforgettable journey through the essence of Barossa Valley.
Glaetzer is renowned for its mastery in producing wines that truly represent the essence of Barossa Valley. Known particularly for their red wines, Glaetzer crafts robust Shiraz and blends, imbued with the region's signature intensity and depth. Their offerings are the epitome of opulence, layered with dark fruit flavors, notes of chocolate, and spice. The age-old vines from which these wines are produced lend an unmatched concentration and richness to the palate. With every sip, one can taste the dedication and passion that Glaetzer infuses into its creations, ensuring each bottle carries the distinct signature of their unparalleled craftsmanship.
Glaetzer wines hail from the heart of the Barossa Valley, a prestigious wine-producing region in South Australia. This valley boasts a storied history and unique terroir, marked by its ancient soils and Mediterranean climate. At Glaetzer, the wines are birthed from vineyards that have been nurtured for generations. The combination of old vines, meticulous viticulture practices, and the Valley's distinctive microclimate results in wines of profound depth and character. The expertise of the Glaetzer family, paired with the blessings of the Barossa terrain, makes for wines that are truly emblematic of the region.
Selecting the best from Glaetzer's portfolio can be subjective, given the consistent quality across their range. However, their flagship Shiraz and Grenache blends often receive accolades and critical acclaim. With a harmonious balance between fruit intensity, tannic structure, and acidity, these wines showcase the optimal expression of Barossa Valley. The intricacies of flavors, from ripe blackberries to hints of licorice and pepper, offer a sensory delight. The Bishop Shiraz and the Anaperenna are among the top picks, gaining appreciation from connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike for their depth, complexity, and age-worthiness.
Glaetzer strikes a balance between quality and value. While their wines aren't necessarily in the budget category, the price point reflects the exceptional quality, craftsmanship, and heritage they bring to the table. Wine enthusiasts often regard Glaetzer wines as an investment, given their potential for aging and the unique tasting experience they provide. Their range includes options for various price points, ensuring that many can experience the magic of Glaetzer. For those who value the intricacies of a well-made wine and the stories it tells, Glaetzer offers a blend of both heritage and value.