2017 Landhaus Estate Rare Shiraz

Museum release excellence — 9 years of careful cellaring from one of the Barossa Valley's most respected producers. The 2017 Landhaus Estate Rare Shiraz is a premium aged Shiraz of extraordinary complexity, velvety tannins and mature character — drinking beautifully at peak maturity, showcasing the remarkable aging potential of Barossa Valley Shiraz and the exceptional winemaking philosophy that defines Landhaus Estate's Rare tier.

Rare Shiraz — the premium tier of the Landhaus Estate range, crafted with meticulous attention to quality and character. Landhaus Estate — "country house" in German, reflecting the Barossa Valley's deep German heritage and winemaking tradition. The 2017 vintage in the Barossa — a warm, dry year producing wines of excellent concentration, depth and aging potential. 94 points — outstanding at $70.

94 Points

Barossa Valley, SA

$70 a bottle
Rare Shiraz • Landhaus Estate • Barossa Valley

"Landhaus Estate — country house. Rare Shiraz 2017 — 9 years of careful cellaring, drinking at peak maturity. 94-point Barossa Valley Shiraz of extraordinary complexity and elegance at $70."

About Landhaus Estate

Landhaus Estate is one of the Barossa Valley's most respected producers — "Landhaus" meaning "country house" in German, reflecting the Barossa Valley's deep German heritage and winemaking tradition that has shaped this extraordinary wine region since the 1840s. Landhaus Estate's commitment to traditional winemaking techniques combined with modern precision has earned them recognition among Australia's most respected wine producers, with the Rare Shiraz as their most celebrated and prestigious expression.

The 2017 Vintage

The 2017 vintage in the Barossa Valley was a warm, dry year producing wines of excellent concentration, depth and aging potential — ideal conditions for producing Shiraz of extraordinary richness and complexity. Now 9 years old, the 2017 Landhaus Estate Rare Shiraz is drinking beautifully at peak maturity, with the velvety tannins, cedar complexity and savoury depth that defines great aged Barossa Shiraz.

Tasting Notes

Appearance:
Deep garnet with brick-red edges — displaying the beautiful evolution of a mature Shiraz with excellent clarity and viscosity.

Aroma:
Complex and hauntingly expressive with:

• blackberry compote, dark chocolate and cedar — the hallmark of great aged Barossa Shiraz
• tobacco leaf, vanilla and leather
• dried herbs and earthy undertones — the extraordinary complexity of 9 years of careful cellaring

Aged Barossa Shiraz of extraordinary aromatic complexity — the dark berry and chocolate character of premium Barossa Shiraz beautifully integrated with the cedar and tobacco complexity of 9 years of careful cellaring.

Palate:
Full-bodied with extraordinary balance and silky texture.
Expect layers of:

• dark fruit, espresso and spice
• velvety tannins and integrated acidity
• earthy undertones and remarkable depth
• the elegant, mature character of great aged Barossa Shiraz

Finish:
Exceptionally long and elegant with lingering notes of dark chocolate, coffee beans and subtle oak spice — evolving beautifully in the glass.

Critical Acclaim

94 Points

Wine Details

• Vintage: 2017
• Variety: 100% Shiraz
• Tier: Rare (premium tier)
• Region: Barossa Valley, SA
• Producer: Landhaus Estate
• Serving Temperature: 16–18°C
• Cellaring: Drinking beautifully now – 2030 (drink soon to enjoy at peak maturity)

Food Pairings

• Grilled ribeye steak with rosemary and garlic
• Slow-braised lamb shanks with red wine jus
• Aged hard cheeses and charcuterie
• Rich game — venison or duck
• Dark chocolate desserts

Why We Love It

This is museum release excellence from one of the Barossa Valley's most respected producers — Landhaus Estate's Rare Shiraz 2017, 94 points, 9 years of careful cellaring, drinking at the peak of its extraordinary maturity with velvety tannins, cedar complexity and the savoury depth of great aged Barossa Shiraz.
At $70, it delivers outstanding mature Barossa Valley Shiraz character and exceptional value for a 9-year-old wine from a respected Barossa producer.

A rare opportunity to experience aged Barossa excellence — complexity, elegance and remarkable depth from 9 years of careful cellaring.