Red Wines Australia

The story of \"19 Crimes The Uprising\" from Australia fascinates with its characterful expression. This red wine has a medium red color with ruby red reflections.

The great tradition of experimentation and trial and error, as well as the desire to source high-quality grapes from afar, continually fuel the curiosity of the Penfolds winemakin.

This wine is rich and concentrated. Thanks to the rounded tannins, the wine is a pleasure to drink even when young.

The name "Dead Arm" comes from a disease caused by the fungus Eutypa Lata, which particularly affects old vineyards around the world.

Rooted in the tradition of Penfolds winemaking yet contemporary, Bin 704 seeks to redefine Napa Valley Cabernet through the Penfolds lens.

Penfolds St Henri is a tradition-rich and distinctive interpretation of Shiraz—a fascinating counterpart to Grange.

Penfolds St Henri is a tradition-rich and distinctive interpretation of Shiraz—a fascinating counterpart to Grange.

A significant varietal stamp on the bouquet.Crème de cassis, fresh blackberries/mulberries. A refreshing note of mint (sweet jelly leaves?).

Penfolds Bin 128 is an elegant Shiraz that reflects the cooler climates of South Australia's Coonawarra Valley.

The Penfolds Bin 389, affectionately known as the "Baby Grange", was first created in 1960 by Max Schubert.

First created in 1959, it is proudly named after the renowned Kalimna vineyard in the Barossa Valley, acquired by Penfolds in 1945 and once the cradle of this exceptional wine.

The Siding 2022 from Wynns Coonawarra Estate embodies the heritage of one of the oldest wineries in Coonawarra, known for its first-class vineyards.

Penfolds St Henri is a tradition-rich and distinctive interpretation of Shiraz—a fascinating counterpart to Grange.

The Red Blend 2022 from 19 Crimes shows a bright cherry red with purple reflections.

Coppermine Road runs parallel to d'Arenberg's best Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard, just a few meters from the winery itself.