The charm of this wine is in the fact that it is not typical of Barossa Shiraz at all, in fact it is the moodiest but probably one of the most interesting wines that Two Hands makes. The fruit comes from a single vineyard of mature vines on deep red sand at the top of Kalimna Road near Angaston in the Barossa Valley.

Deep purple black in color to the core. Lifted notes of charcoal and dark cherry emerge from the glass, followed by some excellent spice and dark plum, complex and interesting. The palate starts out focused with great definition and weight. Pronounced flavors of warm chocolate cake, licorice and blackcurrant explode over the palate. The highlight of this wine is once again the very seamless tannins. This wine has great balance and will reward with extended cellaring.

Color: Dense, dark purple plum.

Aroma: Gloriously generous fruit with subtle complimentary overtones of vanilla spice; enhancing, rather than dominating, the wonderful spicy plum fruit of this wine.

Taste: Rich juicy fruit. Delicious and distinctive mocha, chocolate and sweet plum characters. Backed by a lush, plush mouthfeel laced with an underlying black pepper spice and a silky tight tannin structure.

Devlin's Ghost 2001 Cabernet Shiraz displays the classic flavors of cassis and cigar box with the Shiraz adding complimentary spice and plum accents.

“Light yellow. Leesy apple, pear and peach on the nose, with a tangy hint of lemon zest. A medium-bodied chardonnay with lively citrus flavors and a tangy, pleasingly bitter lemon pith note on the back. More vibrant and precise than one might expect from Australian chardonnay at this price.”

"This has always been a favorite "mid-priced" Auzy Shiraz of mine. Always big and rich with great thick fruit and hints of dark chocolate. In fact one of my favorite foods to pair with this wine is dark chocolate. Dessert anyone?"-Mitch Ancona