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Barossa Valley has a global reputation for producing some of Australia’s and the world’s greatest Shiraz. The Artisan Barossa Valley Shiraz 2016 is an extraordinary example of how exceptional Barossa and Shiraz can be. 

Gold Medal - Royal Melbourne Wine Show 2017 
(96 Points) - Royal Melbourne Wine Show 2017 
Gold Medal - National Wine Show of Australia 2017 
(95 Points) - National Wine Show of Australia 2017 
Gold Medal - China Wine & Spirits Awards Best Value 2018 
Gold Medal - Catavinum World Wine & Spirits Competition 2018 
Gold Medal - Gilbert & Gaillard Contours International 2017
Gold Medal - Wine Showcase Magazine 2017
95 Points - Sam Kim; Wine Orbit
94 Points - Huon Hooke; Real Review
 
This is opulent, dense and sumptuous. The gloriously expressed bouquet shows black/blueberry, dark chocolate, game and cedar characters. It is superbly concentrated and richly fruited on the palate, delivering waves of delicious flavours and velvety texture, firmly structured by fine, grainy tannins. A striking shiraz promising to evolve magnificently. At its best: 2019 to 2030. Rating: 95 Points; Sam Kim; Wine Orbit
 
Very deep red/purple colour, the bouquet lovely and fresh, clean and deep in various black fruit aromas. A full-bodied, concentrated, profound wine with lush fruit and delicious flavour. A refreshing, clean, firm-tannin finish that resonates on and on, partly as a result of high alcohol. A textbook shiraz. Big future indicated. Drink: 2019 to 2037; Price: $60.00; Alcohol: 15%; Rating: 94 Points; Huon Hooke; The Real Review
 
A deep, dark and glossy red in the glass with a nose that shows itself as Barossa Shiraz straight from the get go with generosity of ripe plum and blackberry that has some dark chocolate and lighter spice notes. The wine is full bodied with lush plum and dark cherry that's well supported by sweet oak that gives a touch of smokiness and velvety mouth feel. Tannins are supple and the length is considerable with a touch of raspberry and rhubarb fruit alongside dark plum. Drink: 2017 to 2027; Price: $60.00; Alcohol: 15%; Rating: 93 Points; Patrick Eckett; Wine Reviewer 
 
Rich dark plum hues that are the hallmarks of this powerful full bodied Shiraz. All pepper and spice with subtle overtones of smokiness. The wine is ample and bold on the palate and its superb construction delivers its long finish. A wine to be enjoyed now but will be even more alluring with cellaring for up to five years. Rating: 94 Points; Greg Swift; Wine Matrix
 
Deep and dark red, luscious ripe cassis, dark chocolate, cedary cigar box aromas assault the nose. Whilst the palate delivers all the nose promised, luscious sweet dark fruits, tight tannins, acid to balance it all. This leaves you looking for the next glass! Has a long life ahead of it. Rating: 93 Points; Stephen Read; Wine Matrix