Carter Snead

9.4

Easter 2025!! — 18 days ago

with John and Leigh

Jan A

9.2

Ben Glaetzer curated cool climate Shiraz. Very nice spicy nose. — 5 years ago

Joseph Barsky

9.4

2005 Vintage. From Magnum. Winemaker Ben Glaetzer made a big wine that needed time and this was singing at the party as well. — 6 years ago

Michael Phillips

9.6

One of the smoothest and most luscious wines i have tasted recently. At 19 years it is still brimming with dark fruit and berries — 10 months ago

Rochelle P

9.5

So smooth and drinkable after 18 years. Wish I had more! — 5 years ago

Jamie Smith

9.8

95 points and super inexpensive! Shannon Ryan must try! — 6 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.4

Firstly to explain the label. 24 years ago when I was Wine Chairman at the Downs Club I copied the Yalumba concept of honouring people who had done a great job for the company. 8 years ago the Club decided to honour the contribution of my brother Mike - hence this label. Prior to Mike there have been 8 ex Presidents recognised in this way. The Wine itself is a 2008 Glaetzer Heartland Shiraz from Langhorne Creek. This is the 11th bottle of a dozen and easily the best. Medium bodied with M - Tannins and Acid. Mature plum and chocolate flavours. Interestingly the back label says cellar for up to 5 years!! What do they know! This over delivers in spades at 10 years of age. A wonderful surprise. I will leave the last one for a family occasion. — 7 years ago

Raun Kupiec

9.0

Really liked this. Strong tannins but a lot of richness and fruit wrapped around them. — 2 years ago

Julia

8.9

$20 at Market Wines. Very nice and different — 3 years ago

Clive McNish

8.9

Solid Shiraz from Torbeck. Some spice, dark fruit and slightly earthy a bit like a Chateauneuf du Pape. Easy drinking and good value for money. It’s great that the Aussie producers have a full spectrum of the same varietals for people to enjoy. Torbeck, Two Hands, Penfolds and Glaetzer all have great options at multiple price points. — 6 years ago