Shiraz

Shop Australian Shiraz and Syrah—from Barossa power to cool-climate elegance. Every bottle is selected for character, value and food friendliness, with tasting notes to guide you. Find weeknight bargains and cellar-worthy classics, then enjoy 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
  • YANGARRA, ESTATE VINEYARD, SHIRAZ - BLEWITT SPRINGS - McLAREN VALE'. The bottle has a deep burgundy colour visible through the clear glass, topped with a black screw cap. The main label is cream-coloured with a simple, elegant font. The winery's name 'YANGARRA' is prominent in black, with a smaller 'ESTATE VINEYARD' beneath it. The wine type 'SHIRAZ' is highlighted in bold with the subregion 'BLEWITT SPRINGS' and region 'McLAREN VALE' in smaller print.
    Yangarra Estate Vineyard Shiraz 2021

    2021 | McLaren Vale | Shiraz

    $35.00
    $35.00
    $35.00
    $35.00
  • Image of a wine bottle with a label that reads 'WELLAND BAROSSA, SHIRAZ, 2022'. The bottle is made of clear glass, revealing the rich, dark red wine inside and is topped with a coral-coloured foil cap. The label is black with a sophisticated gold crest and white lettering. Detailed text on the label describes the wine's characteristics and the vineyard's location in the Barossa Valley, expressing the wine's robust flavours and premium quality.
    Welland Valley & Valley Shiraz

    2022 | Barossa Valley & Eden Valley | Shiraz

    $30.00
    $30.00
    $30.00
    $30.00
  • The winery's name 'WELLAND' is at the top in bold black letters, and 'BAROSSA' is prominently displayed underneath. The words 'OLD HANDS' in quotation marks add character, and the type of wine Shiraz, along with the vintage year, are elegantly presented at the bottom of the label
    Welland Barossa "Old Hands" Shiraz 2018

    2018 | Barossa Valley | Shiraz

    $70.00
    $70.00
    $70.00
    $70.00
  • Image of a dark wine bottle with a label that reads HENSCHKE, Tappa Pass Vineyard Selection, 2021, Barossa. The bottle is topped with a black screw cap with the Henschke crest in white. The label is elegant, featuring a black background with white and silver text. The crest is again at the top, with the name 'Tappa Pass' in bold white letters.
    Henschke Tappa Pass Shiraz

    2021 | Barossa | Shiraz

    $110.00
    $110.00
    $110.00
    $110.00
  • 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
  • A bottle of Teusner Albert 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 "ALBERT" in all caps at the bottom. The background is plain white, accentuating the bottle's silhouette.
    Teusner Albert Shiraz

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Shiraz

    $65.00
    $65.00
    $65.00
    $65.00
  • A bottle of Téssera Wines Chaste Shiraz 2021 from McLaren Vale, with a striking label featuring Roman numeral-inspired branding in front of a blazing fire motif, symbolizing the traditional winemaking techniques used to create this bold vintage.
    Téssera Wines Chaste Shiraz

    2021 | McLaren Vale | Shiraz

    $36.00
    $36.00
    $36.00
    $36.00
  • A bottle of Louis and Pax Shiraz wine with a unique and colorful label that features a collage of vintage-inspired prints and typography. The name 'LOUIS AND PAX' is prominently displayed across the center. The bottle has a dark, elegant body with a yellow band at the neck, capped with a black screw cap, all against a neutral background
    Louis and Pax Shiraz

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Shiraz

    $32.00
    $32.00
    $32.00
    $32.00
  • A photograph of a wine bottle with a black label and a pink wax seal on top. The label reads 'TRIBUS, 2021, BAROSSA VALLEY SHIRAZ, HOFFMANN DW - MYCKAN BLOCK'. The background is white, highlighting the bottle's silhouette.
    Tribus Mickan Block Shiraz

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Shiraz

    $38.00
    $38.00
    $38.00
    $38.00
  • Image of a wine bottle with a label that reads XI.XI Georgia Dale SYRAH, BARREL SELECTION, 2022. The bottle has a sleek design with a black body and a white screw cap. The label is divided into an upper white section and a lower navy-blue section, with elegant gold and black typography. The word 'SYRAH' is prominently displayed in bold black letters on the gold stripe that separates the two label sections
    Georgia Dale Barrel Selection Syrah

    2022 | Heathcote | Syrah

    $36.00
    $36.00
    $36.00
    $36.00
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Shiraz FAQs

What’s the difference between Shiraz and Syrah?

Same grape, different styles: Australian Shiraz often shows ripe dark fruit and spice; “Syrah” usually signals a cooler-climate, medium-bodied style.

What food pairs well with Shiraz?

Grilled steak, lamb, peppery sausages, smoky BBQ and hard cheeses suit fuller Barossa styles; lighter Syrah works with roast chicken and mushrooms.

How do I choose a Shiraz?

For rich, plush wines, try Barossa or McLaren Vale; for fresher, peppery styles, look to cooler regions like Adelaide Hills or Yarra Valley. Use our tasting notes to match taste and budget.