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Lot # 169
Tue 14 Apr 2026, 9 PM AET

chateau tanunda

CHATEAU TANUNDA Terroirs of the Barossa Ebenezer District Shiraz, Barossa Valley 2020 Bottle

1 * Bottle
Lot # 169
Tue 14 Apr 2026, 9 PM AET

chateau tanunda

CHATEAU TANUNDA Terroirs of the Barossa Ebenezer District Shiraz, Barossa Valley 2020 Bottle

1 * Bottle
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$35.00
Total: $35.00 + 18.00 % BPA = $41.30
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About this wine

As its name suggests, Château Tanunda Terroirs of the Barossa Ebenezer District Shiraz seeks to express the unique characteristics of the Ebenezer subregion with finesse and craftsmanship.

Fruit is placed in open fermenters and basket-pressed to carefully extract flavour, colour, and tannins. The wines of Ebenezer are valued for the softness of their tannins and impressive ageability, and this expression is no exception to the rule. An aromatic Shiraz with a seductive palate of purple berries, cocoa, and a lick of vanillin oak, it is pure, concentrated, and beautifully balanced.

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Variety/Varieties
Shiraz
Vintage
2020
Classification
None
Style
Red Wine
Country
Australia
Region
Barossa Valley
State / Province
South Australia

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ABOUT THE WINERY
Chateau Tanunda
This historic chateau was built in the 1880’s and is home to some of the earliest vine plantings circa 1840. It was at Château Tanunda that several of Australia’s most illustrious winemakers worked, Max Schubert, Jack Mann and Bill Seppelt, to name a few. Since 1998 it has been a family owned business, and it was the Gerber family that restored the chateau to its former glory. The chateau boasts 250 acres, in prime locations throughout the Barossa Valley and produces a diverse range of 25 wines from sparkling to full-bodied reds through to light whites and fuller richer Chardonnays, from over a dozen different grape varieties.
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