For those who love deep, full-bodied reds with bold flavors and a touch of spice, our Shiraz/Syrah collection is a must-explore. This dynamic grape thrives in various regions, offering everything from rich, fruit-forward styles to more structured, peppery expressions. Plus, enjoy Free Shipping with orders of 6 or more bottles!



Shiraz and Syrah are two names for the same grape, with "Syrah" typically used for more elegant, structured wines from France and cooler climates, while "Shiraz" is associated with bold, fruit-driven wines from Australia and warmer regions.
This grape is known for its deep color, full body, and complex layers of dark fruit, black pepper, smoked meat, and earthy undertones. Depending on the region and winemaking style, Shiraz/Syrah can range from velvety and smooth to intense and tannic.
Here’s a look at Shiraz/Syrah from different regions:
Syrah in the Rhône Valley, France: The birthplace of Syrah, the Northern Rhône produces wines with a refined, structured profile featuring blackberry, black olive, violet, and savory spice notes. These wines pair wonderfully with roasted duck, lamb, and mushroom-based dishes.
Shiraz in Australia: Australia is famous for its bold, jammy Shiraz, particularly from Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale. These wines are rich with dark berry, chocolate, and smoky spice flavors, making them a great match for barbecued meats, grilled sausages, and spicy dishes.
Syrah in California, USA: California Syrah varies from fruit-forward and juicy in warm areas like Paso Robles to more structured and peppery in cooler regions like Sonoma and Santa Barbara. These wines pair well with hearty pasta, braised short ribs, and grilled vegetables.
Syrah in Washington State, USA: Washington produces Syrah with a balance of fruit and earthy complexity, often featuring plum, dark cherry, and smoked meat notes. These wines are excellent with roasted lamb, game meats, and aged cheeses.
Shiraz/Syrah in South Africa: South African versions often have a mix of ripe fruit, pepper, and earthy undertones, making them versatile for pairing with slow-cooked dishes, spicy cuisine, and grilled meats.
Whether you prefer the refined elegance of Syrah or the bold intensity of Shiraz, our collection offers a wide range of styles to explore. Find your next favorite bottle today!