This single-vineyard shiraz, from the famed Great Western subregion of the Grampians, is an iconic wine. The ‘21 is winemaker is Clare Dry’s first St Peters. 10% whole-bunch; 60% large format oak.

The deep, bright red colour tinged with purple introduces a superbly complex, perfectly ripe bouquet that expertly melds cool-grown shiraz spice with earthy/stony, dried herb and chocolate nuances, while the palate is full-bodied and powerful, concentrated and emphatic, with lashings of supple, ripe, beautifully sculpted tannins and a tremendously long aftertaste. An outstanding wine and a great example of the region. So impressive! - Huon Hooke

"The flavour profile is as you'd expect, all cherry plum with inflections of pepper, smoked meat, cedar and assorted woodsy herbs, but it has some extra air in its tyres from there, namely a plumpness to its mid-palate, a velvety curl to its tannin and above average length. It remains true to its established style but there's a power and complexity that really puts it up there." - Campbell Mattinson