International Shiraz Day

Celebrated on 25th July, International Shiraz Day is dedicated to honouring the rich heritage and diverse flavours of Shiraz wine.

Shiraz, Australia’s most planted wine grape variety, thrives in moderate to warm climates. The country boasts the world’s oldest continuously productive Shiraz vines, dating back to 1843. This versatile grape produces medium to full-bodied wines with diverse flavours and structures depending on the region, climate, and winemaking techniques.

On International Shiraz Day, dive into the rich world of Shiraz with these exceptional Ultimate Winery Experiences:

Penfolds Platinum Grange Experience, Adelaide Hills, SA

Begin your luxury adventure with a chauffeured ride from Adelaide to Penfolds Magill Estate. Walk through the historic Grange Cottage and the original vineyards. Enjoy a private tasting of Penfolds' finest wines, including a vintage of the renowned Grange. Conclude with a five-course lunch at Magill Estate Kitchen, paired with wines, and take home a personalised bottle of Grange.

d’Arenberg Dead Arm Distinction, McLaren Vale, SA

Explore the acclaimed Dead Arm Shiraz with a self-guided vertical tasting of current and past vintages. Discover why it's a collector's favourite, celebrated in the Langtons Classification. Finish with a tour of the d’Arenberg Cube, a unique five-story building offering sensory wine experiences and stunning views of the Southern Mount Lofty Ranges.

Jacob’s Creek Double Barrel Experience, Barossa Valley, SA

Discover the innovative Double Barrel range at Jacob’s Creek, where wines are matured in traditional barrels and finished in spirits barrels. Begin with a tour of the display vineyard, followed by a guided tasting that reveals the evolution and premiumisation of this unique wine style.

Celebrate the diversity and excellence of Australian Shiraz with these unforgettable experiences. Cheers to International Shiraz Day!