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• Langmeil Hallowed Ground Shiraz 2018 (Barossa)

  

  The latest release of Langmeil’s upper- tier Barossa village-blend shiraz is a very polished, very Barossa wine. The nose serves …

  4.5 | $40-$50

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• Bellevue Estate Shiraz 2019 (McLaren Vale)

  Good value from a small producer who only makes this one wine. Bellevue is unapologetically old-school in style, very ripe …

  4 | $15-$20 Best Buys

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• Elderton Estate Shiraz 2017 (Barossa)

  A smart package, the fruit for this comes from three of the Barossa’s most famous subregions; Nuriootpa, Greenock and Craneford …

  4 | $30-$40

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• John Duval Entity Shiraz 2019 (Eden Valley)

  The benchmark John Duval wine, this is classic Barossa style. Big, juicy, rich and glossy with densely packed tannins, evident …

  4 | $50-$60

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• Johnny Q ‘Q Series’ 2016 (South Australia)

  A charming drink-now number, the instantly identifiable label promises consistency from selecting fruit across South Australia. The deep-pitched blackberry fruit …

  4 | $50-$60 Best Buys

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• Leconfield Richard Hamilton ‘Ghost Hill’ Single Vineyard Shiraz 2019 (McLaren Vale)

  A singular expression, this smooth, finely-balanced wine flirts with both minty freshness and ripe, almost stewed red/black fruit but does …

  4 | $40-$50

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• Leconfield Richard Hamilton ‘Little Road’ Shiraz 2019 (McLaren Vale)

  

  Less oak than some other wines, this leans towards the cooler end of the fruit spectrum, showing a bit more …

  4 | $25-$30

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• Rocland Chocolate Box Shiraz 2019 (Barossa)

  Jo Gear was a big fan of this wine, which is an unusually atypical expression of the Barossa. Gamey, salty …

  4 | $25-$30

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• Sandalford Margaret River Shiraz 2018

  Relatively complex and restrained, this has a lighter touch than the South Australian examples with more structure and acidity as …

  4 | $20-$25

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• Bremerview Shiraz, Langhorne Creek, 2019

  3 | $20-$25