RRP $110.00

The Sorby Adams surname emerged through the union of Reverend Augustus Crichton Adams, the Vicar of Toft, Cheshire, UK, who married Anne Sorby. Their children formed the first generation of Sorby Adams, and now, I’m proud to say that I am part of the fourth generation.

An opulent Shiraz from the northern grounds of Barossa Valley showcases a distinctive richness and intensity renowned for this area.

"Adams has sourced this impressive Shiraz from the northern Barossa in Ebenezer and Moppa. Once again, he hasn't shied away from the use of oak, with 36 months in French oak hogsheads, half of which was new. He uses tight-grained oak, minimising any overt or excessive impact and creating terrific balance in the wine. It is typically rich and powerful, yet there's a polish and refinement here that reflects both the oak treatment and this exceptional vintage. This is a classy wine."
Score: 97/100 
Ray Jordan, Wine Pilot

RRP $75.00

This wine is named after my Great Uncle, The Reverend Canon R.K. Sorby Adams, OBE, who served as Headmaster and Minister of St. Andrew's School in Singapore from 1928 to 1956.Uncle Keith was also dedicated to the Barossa region where he led the five Parish Halls as Anglican Parish Minister from 1957 to 1960.

A classic expression of character by region, combining Barossa Valley’s rich northern grounds with the fresh, cooler climbs of Eden Valley.

RRP $75.00

Named after my great uncle, The Reverend Canon R.K. Sorby-Adams, OBE.

This famous Australian blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz displays quintessential character and regional typicity.

"This stunning red ... is substantial and gratifying, while remaining harmonious and seductively complex." 96pts
Sam Kim, WineOrbit

RRP $60.00

St Hugh’s Parish is situated in the township of Angaston in Barossa’s high-country region of Eden Valley.

Its undulating hillsides and pristine vineyards create wines with elegance and finesse, as captured in this Shiraz. 

RRP $60.00

St. Boniface Parish is situated in the township of Nuriootpa at the northern end of the Barossa.

Its neighbouring sub-regions of Kalimna and Ebenezer are renowned for producing wines with great depth and strength, as captured in this Shiraz. 

RRP $60.00

St Aidan’s Parish is situated in the township of Tanunda -the heart of the Barossa’s prized valley floor.

Its sand over clay soil profiles helps to make mature, luscious wines, as captured in this Shiraz. 

RRP $40.00

"This is a classic Barossa Shiraz. A bold, full-flavoured red with no edges. Soft and seductive. Flavours of chocolate, blackberries, mocha, coffee beans and cassis. Good balance and impressive length. As enjoyable as it is at the moment, even better in six to eight years. 92 Points."
Ken Gargett, WinePilot 

RRP $50.00

The exquisite combination of Grenache,
Shiraz, and Mataro (Mourvèdre) is a
signature blend of the Barossa and offers a captivating choice for those who
savor medium to full-bodied red wines.

RRP $52.00

As rare as it is special – our Sparkling Morticia holds a special place in our heart, and also in our winemaking.

At it's heart is our most celebrated wine - The Thing Barossa Old Vine Shiraz - which forms the base wine to this sparkling, from vintages 2017, 2018 and 2019.

The expedition liquer that was added to the wine at bottling is a beautifully aged Barossa brandy spirit.

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RRP $35.00

Prepare to be enchanted by this delightful Pinot Gris! Bursting with flavor, it features bright lemon notes and a hint of pear. Its richness and zesty acidity lead to a long finish, making it an exceptional experience.

RRP $30.00

This is a classic Chardonnay, with fruit enhanced by the lively crisp acidity leading to a lengthy finish.