GSM Wine

Shop Australian GSM blends—Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre (Mataro). Expect red-berry perfume, spice and plush dark fruit wrapped in fine tannins. We handpick bright, food-friendly styles and cellar-worthy classics, with clear tasting notes to guide you. Fast Australia-wide delivery and easy checkout.

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  • The image shows a bottle of Yangarra Estate Vineyard GSM from the 2021 vintage. GSM stands for Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, indicating the types of grapes blended to make this wine. The label is simple and elegant, with a clean white background and the winery's name "Yangarra" in a large, serif font.
    Yangarra Estate Vineyard GSM 2021

    2021 | McLaren Vale | GSM

    $35.00
    $35.00
    $35.00
    $35.00
  • A bottle of Teusner Avatar wine from Barossa Valley, vintage 2021. The bottle is upright with a black screw cap and a slender neck, tapering to a wider base. The label is clean and simple, predominantly white with black text. It features the brand name "Teusner" in a bold serif font at the top, a small map of Australia indicating the Barossa Valley location in the center, and the word "AVATAR" in all caps at the bottom. The background is plain white, accentuating the bottle's silhouette.
    Teusner Avatar

    2022 | Barossa Valley | Shiraz

    $38.00
    $38.00
    $38.00
    $38.00
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GSM FAQs

What is a GSM blend?

GSM stands for Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre (also called Mataro). Grenache brings red fruit and perfume, Shiraz adds body and dark fruit, and Mourvèdre contributes structure, spice and savoury depth—the classic Southern Rhône-style red, perfected in many Australian regions.

What does GSM taste like?

Typically medium to full-bodied with raspberry, cherry and blackberry, peppery spice and fine tannins. Warmer regions (Barossa/McLaren Vale) give riper, plusher styles; cooler sites can be more lifted and savoury. Balance is the hallmark—fruit, spice and structure in harmony.

What food pairs well with GSM?

Grilled or roast lamb, BBQ, sausages, pizza, ratatouille, mushrooms and hard cheeses. GSM’s ripe fruit and gentle tannin make it a versatile match from weeknight comfort to slow-cooked weekend dishes.