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Hamlets Shiraz (formerly Parishes Shiraz) is a blend drawn from multiple sub-regions – or “hamlets” – across the Barossa Valley, bringing together a diverse expression of site. Sourced predominantly from three vineyards planted in the 1950s in Vine Vale, Nuriootpa and Ebenezer, the wine is complemented by select declassified barrels from the CWCo Shiraz program, adding further depth and detail to the final blend.
The style is generous yet composed- juicy and immediately drinkable, but with enough structure and complexity to reward extended cellaring. Maturation takes place in seasoned American and French oak, with no new oak influence, allowing the fruit and vineyard character to remain front and centre. The result is a Shiraz that balances richness with clarity: approachable in its youth, yet built with quiet confidence for the years ahead.
Shiraz sourced from old vineyards on the Valley floor, planted in the 1950s and 1960s. Magenta-splashed crimson with characters of satsuma plum conserve, blueberry and boysenberry fruits with hints of spice, earth, purple flowers, roasting meats, licorice, dark chocolate and olive tapenade. There’s a sleek, wonderfully pure flow of plummy fruit on the palate, softly spoken oak, silty tannins and a bright line driving things along. 93 points – Halliday Wine Companion 2025
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Established in 2012 by Tom White, The Curator Wine Co is located on the western side of the Barossa Valley, within the sub-region of Marananga. The estate comprises eight distinct vineyard blocks, each defined by its own soil profile, contributing to the character and complexity of the fruit.
Tom’s focus is on curating individual wines from each block, exploring the nuances of soil, rootstock and vine age. His philosophy is simple: wines are made in the vineyard. From there, the approach in the winery is deliberately minimal, allowing site expression to take precedence.
Fruit is hand-harvested, wild fermented and basket pressed to French oak, with no fining or filtration. The result is a range of wines that are dark, flavoursome and generous, yet balanced by a natural sense of structure and flow. All wines are vegan-friendly.