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Sons of Eden Remus Eden Valley Shiraz 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Sons of Eden Remus Eden Valley Shiraz 2020
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James Suckling – 2018 Vintage Review - “This is so very complex and fragrant with such impressive Eden Valley spice and blueberry fruit, as well as dark-stone nuances. The blueberry flavors are so pure and essence-like and silky tannins carry the flavors so deep and vivid. Seamless. Drink over the next fifteen years.” - Nick Stock, James Suckling’s Top 100 Australian Wines of 2021

$72.48
Mountadam Eden Valley Shiraz 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Mountadam Eden Valley Shiraz 2018
$29.99
Mountadam Eden Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2017-Red Wine-World Wine
Mountadam Eden Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2017
$29.99
Hutton Vale Shiraz 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Hutton Vale Shiraz 2018
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James Halliday – “This is a beautiful wine, its aroma, its palate, its weight, its varietal and regional expression giving rise to a continuous stream of velvety pleasure. Flawless”

$75.98
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
Sons of Eden Pumpa Eden Valley Cabernet 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Sons of Eden Pumpa Eden Valley Cabernet 2021
$26.66
Henschke The Rose Grower Nebbiolo 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke The Rose Grower Nebbiolo 2021
$47.15
Irvine Estate Zinfandel 2019 (6 Bottle Case)-Red Wine-World Wine
Irvine Estate Zinfandel 2019 (6 Bottle Case)
$260.21
Henschke Abbotts Prayer Merlot Cabernet 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Henschke Abbotts Prayer Merlot Cabernet 2019
$109.97
Irvine Grand Merlot 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Irvine Grand Merlot 2018
$124.98
Chaffey Bros Elijah Fechner Vineyard Shiraz 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Chaffey Bros Elijah Fechner Vineyard Shiraz 2020
$69.98
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
Irvine Grand Merlot 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Irvine Grand Merlot 2018
$124.98
Hutton Vale Grenache Mataro 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Hutton Vale Grenache Mataro 2018
$69.98
Hutton Vale Cabernet Sauvignon 2018-Red Wine-World Wine
Hutton Vale Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
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James Halliday – “Open-fermented, 8 days on skins, 26 months in French barriques (35% new) plus 20 months in bottle before release. Cassis/blackcurrant notes plus mint and briar.”

$71.98
Dandelion Vineyards Red Queen of the Eden Valley Shiraz 2020 Gift Box-Red Wine-World Wine
Dandelion Vineyards Red Queen of the Eden Valley Shiraz 2020 Gift Box
$252.99
Dandelion Vineyards Lion's Tooth of McLaren Vale Shiraz Riesling 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Dandelion Vineyards Lion's Tooth of McLaren Vale Shiraz Riesling 2021
$29.99
Torzi Matthews ‘Frost Dodger’ Shiraz 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Torzi Matthews ‘Frost Dodger’ Shiraz 2021
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The Wine Front – Cherry, Old Jamaica chocolate, almond meal, mint, cardamom and exotic spice. It's fleshy and ripe, lots of smooth sooty tannin, choc-cherry and almond paste, a subtle chicory bitterness, quite opulent, though maybe lacking a bit of energy and cut, though there's no shortage of luxurious flavour and a welcome mat of ripe tannin, the finish feels a bit soft and blurred. Could just need some time. - Gary Walsh, The Wine Front.

$47.49
Teusner ‘The Gentleman’ Cabernet Sauvignon 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Teusner ‘The Gentleman’ Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
$26.33
King Valley, with its rolling hills and serene landscapes, is more than just a wine-producing region; it's a testament to the enduring passion of the winemakers who call it home. Nestled in the foothills of the Victorian Alps in Australia, this valley boasts a climate that's uniquely suited for viticulture, with cool evenings and sun-drenched days. Such conditions have made it an ideal place for cultivating a variety of grapes, particularly those of Italian origin. Over the years, the region has become synonymous with Prosecco, but its offerings don't stop there. From the aromatic allure of its Gewürztraminers to the deep complexities of its Nebbiolos, King Valley is a testament to the magic that occurs when nature and winemaker work in perfect harmony. The area also holds numerous festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating its rich heritage and the vibrant community that thrives within its bounds.
King Valley is a captivating wine region situated in northeastern Victoria, Australia. Nestled amidst the magnificent foothills of the Victorian Alps, the valley spans a diverse landscape that ranges from snow-capped peaks to verdant pastures, flowing rivers, and sprawling vineyards. This picturesque setting is not just a treat for the eyes but also sets the stage for a unique microclimate that benefits viticulture. Its location offers cool evenings combined with warm daytime temperatures, creating a nurturing environment for grapes to flourish.
Absolutely! King Valley is renowned for producing high-quality wines that are both delightful to the palate and friendly on the pocket. Thanks to the valley's conducive climate and rich soils, vineyards are able to produce wines of exceptional character and depth. Many wineries in the region focus on sustainable farming, which further enhances the natural flavors of the grapes. While the quality is top-tier, King Valley wines remain reasonably priced, providing wine enthusiasts an opportunity to enjoy premium wines without breaking the bank.
King Valley's uniqueness lies in its combination of fertile soils, variable altitudes, and a climate that's a blend of warm days and cool nights. This dynamic landscape allows vintners to cultivate a diverse range of grape varieties. Moreover, the region's Italian heritage has led to the introduction and success of many Italian grape varietals. Winemakers in King Valley are also known for their innovative techniques and willingness to experiment, constantly pushing the envelope and introducing wine lovers to new and intriguing flavors.
While King Valley is home to a variety of wine types, it's most celebrated for its Prosecco. This bubbly, effervescent wine has found a perfect home in the valley's climate and soils. The region's Prosecco is characterized by its delicate aromas, light body, and crisp finish, making it a favorite among many. Beyond Prosecco, the region is also known for its rich reds and aromatic whites, particularly those of Italian descent, such as Sangiovese and Pinot Grigio.
Determining the "best" wines is often subjective, as it varies based on individual preferences. However, some notable wines from King Valley include the region's sparkling Prosecco, which has gained international acclaim. The valley's Sangiovese reds are another standout, known for their deep flavors and harmonious balance. Nebbiolo, another red variety, has also made a name for itself with its complex notes and robust character. Among the whites, Pinot Grigio and Gewürztraminer from King Valley are highly sought-after for their aromatic profiles and refreshing taste. Many local wineries have received accolades and awards, making it a true treasure trove for wine enthusiasts.