Survivor Vines Shiraz
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Typically best enjoyed 5 to 15 years from the vintage release, though exceptional vintages can cellar well beyond this.
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Slow-roasted rosemary lamb shoulder, grilled prime ribeye steak, mature cheddar cheese
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Hailing from the historic soils of the Barossa Valley in South Australia, the Jacob's Creek Survivor Vines Shiraz is a tribute to the resilience of the region's oldest vineyards. The name honors those rare, ancient vines that survived the devastating vine-pull schemes of the 1980s and the harsh Australian elements over many decades. These low-yielding, deep-rooted old vines produce grapes of extraordinary concentration and complexity. Crafted with traditional winemaking techniques, including maturation in premium French and American oak hogsheads, this Shiraz showcases a dense, full-bodied profile. It weaves a rich tapestry of dark bramble fruits, warm baking spices, and earthy undertones, reflecting the unique terroir and living history of South Australian viticulture.
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Tracing its heritage back to 1847 when Bavarian immigrant Johann Gramp planted his first vines along the banks of Jacob's Creek, this iconic Australian winery was officially launched under the Jacob's Creek brand in 1976. Located in the heart of South Australia's famed Barossa Valley, the estate is celebrated for its pioneering spirit and commitment to crafting accessible, fruit-driven wines that reflect the diverse terroirs of South Eastern Australia. From the legendary Steingarten Riesling to their innovative Double Barrel series finished in aged whiskey casks, Jacob's Creek produces a versatile portfolio of premium reds, whites, and rosés that have defined the global image of Australian winemaking.