Commencing in 2013 with a tonne of Shiraz, the Brothers’ vision started as nothing more than a fun way for two boys in their twenties to occupy a weekend. In 2014, they added a parcel of Cabernet, and with that, Brothers at War were born.

This wine is dedicated to ‘the other guys’ that help to maintain the Brother's at War operation. This vibrant, juicy, and well-balanced wine shows aromas of red berries, cherries, and spice. The palate is textural and elegant with the same red fruits, wild strawberries, and spice. A perfect example of this famous South Australian blend.

Talk about delicious. This is red-berried, soft, well-flavoured and so very enjoyable. It gets the balance between ripe fruit flavour, savoury inflections, softness and substance exactly right. It tastes of raspberries, woodsy spice notes, mint and cedar. It's bang on for flavour and for value. Alcohol: 13.8%; Price: $28.00; Closure: Screwcap; Rated: 93 Points; Campbell Mattinson

A spice-packed GSM blend that shows plenty of juicy, ripe plum, boysenberry and blueberry fruit tones with underlying hints of fine spice, a little bit of bunchy lift, purple floral and orange blossom high-tones, earth and roasting meats. Medium bodied with lovely ripe plummy fruits, fine, powdery tannins and a bright disposition on the finish. Barossa Valley; Drink to: 2030; Price: $28.00; Alcohol: 13%; Rating: 92 Points & Special Value Star; James Halliday Wine Companion

A GSM, sourced from the Barossa Valley. It's a bright and juicy red-fruited, medium-bodied wine, displaying some delightful, bright fruit characters. On the nose, you pick up the red fruits and even a little strawberry nuance. And then the palate delivers a more spicy expression of this combination. It's a pure expression of this blend and a thoroughly delightful drink over the next few years. Rating: 92 Points; Ray Jordan