Oliver's Taranga HJ Shiraz
Parker Estate 95 Block Cabenret Sauvignon
Powell Neldner Road Barossa & Eden Valley Shiraz
This collection brings together three standout producers from Australia’s most celebrated wine regions, each with a distinct story and unwavering commitment to quality.
Oliver’s Taranga, established in 1841, is a sixth-generation family estate in McLaren Vale, renowned for its sustainably grown fruit and long-standing reputation for excellence. Among a select group of growers supplying grapes to Penfolds for Grange, the estate is now led by winemaker Corrina Wright, who continues to elevate the range with refined, expressive wines.
From Coonawarra, Parker Estate is synonymous with exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon. Founded in 1985 by John and Faye Parker, the winery has built its reputation on producing wines that faithfully express the region’s famed Terra Rossa soils. Early success with its First Growth release set the tone, with ongoing accolades including a Five Star rating from James Halliday and Langton’s Classification V for Excellence.
Powell Neldner Road brings a modern yet deeply experienced perspective from the Barossa and Eden Valleys. Founded by Dave Powell—best known for establishing Torbreck—alongside his son Callum, the label focuses on traditional, minimalist winemaking inspired by the Rhône Valley, producing wines that are powerful, expressive, and true to their origins.
Together, these producers represent the depth, pedigree, and diversity of Australian red wine at its best.
Powell & Son
Powell & Son may be a relatively new label, but it is the creation of a man with one of the most formidable reputations in Australian wine. Dave Powell is the founder of Torbreck — the Barossa juggernaut that took the wine world by storm in the 1990s — and he brings that same depth of knowledge and conviction to everything he does.
That inspiration is reflected in the varieties Powell & Son work with: Shiraz, Grenache and Mataro for the reds, and Roussanne, Marsanne and Eden Valley Riesling for the whites — the classic Rhône palette transplanted into two of Australia's most celebrated wine regions, and interpreted with the kind of quiet mastery that only comes from a lifetime in the vines.
