Today we would like to announce the much-awaited arrival of the Eisenstone 2019 vintage from the specialists of single vineyard Barossa Valley Shiraz.
Limited bottles were produced for this vintage with 2000 bottles produced of the 2019 Ebenezer Shiraz, 1600 bottles of 2019 Hoffman Shiraz and only 800 bottles of the 2019 Roennfeldt Shiraz.
Each bottle was individually numbered, and this exclusive vintage is now available to you. See more about them below!
About the wines
Ebenezer SR802 Shiraz 2019
This classic, full-flavored style of shiraz is from Ebenezer sub region of the Barossa Valley. Matured for 18 months in 50 per cent new French oak, it is soft and approachable now, but will continue to evolve for years to come. Only 2000 bottles produced.
Reviews:
- 95 points – Huon Hooke, The Real Review
- 94 points – Andrew Graham, Oz Wine Review
- 93 points – Angus Hughson, Wine Pilot
- 92 points – Mike Bennie, The Wine Front
2019 Eisenstone Hoffmann Vineyard Ebenezer Shiraz SV902
Produced from vines that are more than 70 years old, this wine comes from the Hoffmann family vineyard at Ebenezer in the northern part of the Barossa Valley. Old vines produce wonderful, powerful wines of great intensity that are also elegant. Only 1600 bottles produced.
Reviews
- 95 points Angus Hughson, Wine Pilot
- 95 points Andrew Graham, Oz Wine Review
- 94 points Mike Bennie, Wine Business Magazine
- 93 points Huon Hooke, The Real Review
2019 Eisenstone Roennfeldt Vineyard Ebenezer Shiraz SV904
Produced from vines that are more than 70 years old, this wine comes from the Hoffmann family vineyard at Ebenezer in the northern part of the Barossa Valley. Old vines produce wonderful, powerful wines of great intensity that are also elegant. Only 1600 bottles produced.
Reviews
- 95 points Angus Hughson, Wine Pilot
- 95 points Andrew Graham, Oz Wine Review
- 94 points Mike Bennie, Wine Business Magazine
- 93 points Huon Hooke, The Real Review
Sub Regional Barossa Shiraz
Eisenstone creator and winemaker, Stephen Cook, secure special parcels of grapes from the ‘western ranges’ of the famous Barossa Valley which are renowned for producing fuller bodied, powerful wines with amazing depth of flavour and exceptional aging ability.
Stephen Cook
‘I want to make the vineyards the story, not the winemaker’ . Stephen Cook started as an amateur, making wine for home consumption. 20 years later, Cook launched Eisenstone, producing Shiraz that showcases the not so subtle variations seen in wines from around the famous Barossa.
Want to learn more about their wines? Visit the portfolio page on this link.
