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Elevated intensity meets refined structure in this dual-origin Barossa Shiraz. The 2023 Torbreck The Struie magnum captures the tension and harmony between Eden Valley’s high-altitude finesse and Barossa Valley’s dark-fruited richness. Sourced from 40-year-old vines in Eden and 80-year-old vines in the Barossa, this cuvée layers purity and depth with precision.
Fermented and matured in French oak for 18 months, with 25% new barrels, it’s a wine built for longevity but already showing impressive shape and complexity. Blackberry and blueberry notes are wrapped in graphite, dark chocolate and sandalwood spice. The tannins are firm yet supple, giving the magnum format even greater aging potential. A commanding Shiraz with clarity, length and drive, best enjoyed from 2025 through the next two decades.
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Elevated intensity meets refined structure in this dual-origin Barossa Shiraz. The 2023 Torbreck The Struie magnum captures the tension and harmony between Eden Valley’s high-altitude finesse and Barossa Valley’s dark-fruited richness. Sourced from 40-year-old vines in Eden and 80-year-old vines in the Barossa, this cuvée layers purity and depth with precision.
Fermented and matured in French oak for 18 months, with 25% new barrels, it’s a wine built for longevity but already showing impressive shape and complexity. Blackberry and blueberry notes are wrapped in graphite, dark chocolate and sandalwood spice. The tannins are firm yet supple, giving the magnum format even greater aging potential. A commanding Shiraz with clarity, length and drive, best enjoyed from 2025 through the next two decades.
Torbreck was founded with the mission to become one of the world’s great wine brands, and since 1994, it has remained steadfast in its commitment to creating exceptional Rhône-style wines. The winery is located in the heart of Australia's famous Barossa Valley, which is renowned for its rich winemaking heritage and exceptional terroir. Torbreck works closely with multi-generational growers, whose families have been in the region for nearly two centuries. These growers are central to Torbreck’s winemaking philosophy, which focuses on working in partnership with the land to create wines that reflect the unique characteristics of the Barossa.
Torbreck’s commitment to minimal intervention winemaking ensures that the expression of each vineyard’s terroir is preserved, resulting in wines that are rich, structured, and capable of ageing gracefully. The winery’s dedication to quality is reflected in their choice of high-quality oak for maturation, as well as their careful fermentation techniques that allow the flavours to develop naturally. Torbreck’s wines, are a true reflection of the Barossa Valley’s potential to produce world-class, age-worthy wines.
Torbreck’s vineyards span the Eden and Barossa Valleys, bringing together two distinct expressions of Shiraz—one high-toned and structured, the other rich and grounded. The Eden Valley sits at higher elevation, between 400 and 500 metres, with rocky ridgelines and gum-strewn hills that promote a cooler, later-ripening profile. This altitude contributes finesse, acidity and aromatic lift—essential traits in wines like The Struie.
In contrast, the Barossa Valley floor lies at 200 to 300 metres and is home to some of Australia’s oldest productive vines, many ungrafted and planted in the 19th century. Here, the gravelly soils and Mediterranean climate produce deeply coloured, powerfully flavoured Shiraz with concentration and longevity. Torbreck’s careful blending of these two terroirs—Eden’s grace and Barossa’s muscle—creates wines with layered complexity and the structure to age. It’s a duality they’ve mastered, guided by respect for the past and an uncompromising eye on the future.
Lifted notes of blackberry, blueberry and dark chocolate meet hints of sandalwood, graphite and liquorice.
Black and blue fruits take the lead with soft tannins and a seamless line of acidity shaping the structure.
Persistent dark fruit, fine tannin and bright acidity carry the wine through a detailed, age-worthy finish.