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This year would break hearts less stout than Stephen and Prue Henschke.

In January, their Lenswood vineyard – responsible for the impressive Giles Pinot Noir and Croft Chardonnay, among other wines – was ravaged by bushfire and its vines burned to stumps.

Henschke, Hill of Grace Shiraz, Eden Valley, South Australia 2015

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<p>The 58th vintage and 54th release of this famous Shiraz, from a 4ha vineyard of up to 160-year-old vines. There’s intriguing darkness and complexity in...

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Henschke, Mount Edelstone Single Vineyard Shiraz, Eden Valley, South Australia 2015

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<p>Outstanding old-vine Shiraz doesn’t need to shout to be heard. From the 103-year-old Mount Edelstone Vineyard, this opens to a mild, measured nose of vibrant...

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Henschke, Keyneton Euphonium, Barossa, South Australia 2015

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<p>Fresh, pungent, purple blackberry fruit dominates the nose, then deeper tar, liquorice, cassis and molasses sweetness before the Eden Valley Shiraz signatures of sage and...

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Henschke, Cyril Henschke Cabernet Sauvignon, Eden Valley, South Australia 2016

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<p>Unlike the 2015 vintage, which enjoyed a slight violet lift from a drop of Cabernet Franc, this 2016 is all Cabernet Sauvignon. It seems austere,...

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After 30 years in journalism, Australian freelance writer, author and editor David Sly has been fortunate enough to indulge his passions in print. Based in Adelaide, South Australia, David has moved from newspapers to specialise in food and wine writing, being published in national and international magazines, from Gourmet Traveller to Decanter, and is Food & Wine Editor of SA Life magazine. He has focused intently on the specialised regional produce and wines of South Australia, winning national awards, and is a graduate of the University of Adelaide/ Le Cordon Bleu Gastronomy course.