October Drop | Barossa Valley Region

October Drop - Barossa Valley Region

Four bottles. One iconic region. Available only this month.

Three Ways to Taste the Barossa

Each month, our sommelier curates 4 bottles from a new wine region - delivered with tasting notes, stories, and surprises inside.

This October, discover the Barossa Valley through wines from makers like Tscharke, Geyer, and Izway. From crisp whites to bold Shiraz, every bottle captures a different side of Australia’s most iconic region.

$150

Cellar Edit

A bright side of the Barossa.
Four bottles - crisp whites, elegant reds, and hidden gems that prove this region is more than Shiraz.

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$250

Curator's Edit

An edit for the curious.
A mix of textural whites, bold blends, and a deep Shiraz - layered wines that invite you to taste Barossa in full.

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$450

Collector's Edit

The ultimate Barossa experience.
Four reds chosen for their power, age-worthiness, and pure expression of the valley. A serious edit for serious wine lovers.

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The Barossa Story

The Barossa Valley isn’t just Australia’s most famous wine region - it’s a place where history, climate, and craft come together to shape unforgettable wines. From the oldest vines in the country to a culture built on bold reds and expressive whites, the region tells a story worth tasting.

History

Wine in the Barossa began in the late 19th century with fortified styles, but the region quickly grew into a powerhouse of table wines. Names like Penfolds’ Grange and Henschke’s Hill of Grace put the Barossa on the world stage, securing its reputation as home to some of the most iconic wines ever made.

Geography and Climate

With its Mediterranean climate, the Barossa enjoys plenty of sunshine during the day -perfect for ripening fruit - and cool evenings that keep the wines balanced and fresh. Add in a patchwork of soils across the valley, and you get an endless mix of flavours and styles that reward constant discovery.

Notable Wines & Varietals

About 85% of the Barossa’s vineyards are planted to red varieties, with Shiraz reigning as the region’s superstar. It’s bold, powerful, and unmistakably Barossa. But the valley also shines in white wines -Riesling and Semillon stand out, alongside Chardonnay - offering balance to the richness of its reds.