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Unwrap a little magic each day with the Schwarz Wine Co 12 Days of Christmas Advent Calendar.
Inside you’ll find a curated selection of small-batch Barossa favourites — the perfect way to sip, sample and celebrate the season.
From bright, summer-ready whites to bold reds made for long lunches and festive dinners, each bottle tells a story of curiosity, craftsmanship and community. Thoughtfully boxed and ready to gift, it’s an experience designed to be shared… or savoured all to yourself.
Give the gift of discovery this Christmas - available for a limited time only.
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Smells of Provence herbs, sea spray, a doughy thread, yellow peaches, and orchard fruits. On the palate, it builds with nuance rather than dominance. Think yellow apples, peaches, citrus fruits and zest, a stony minerality come through, alongside a subtle note of wild fennel. Hand picked, wild yeast, time on skins 10 hours.
Sub-region: Bethany
95 Points – Qwine 2025
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Wonderfully complex and engaging, the bouquet shows dark berry, bay leaf, cured meat and toasted almond notes, leading to a gorgeously supple palate that's expansive and persistent. Well supported by refined texture and fine-grained tannins, finishing long and structured.
93 POINTS - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit 2025
93 POINTS – Steve, Qwine Reviews 2024
Mataro sourced from the parishes of Moppa, Vine Vale and Bethany, hand picked, 17% whole bunches, pressed to tank until blending and bottling, unfined and unfiltered.
95 POINTS - Dave Brookes, Halliday Wine Companion, 2023
94 POINTS - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit 2023
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The Meta Shiraz fruit is carefully selected from a few vineyards with rocky or hard growing soils. This gives the fruit (and therefore the wine) a brighter, blue fruited and more tightly tannic style.
Growers: this vintage is sourced from ten different growers, across seven sub-regions in the Barossa.
95 POINTS - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit 2025
93 POINTS - Shanteh Wale, Winepilot 2025
