Greenock Creek Alice’s Shiraz 2022 is a powerful, old-vine Barossa Shiraz from one of the region’s most revered cult producers — dense, concentrated and built for the long haul.

Greenock Creek is known for producing wines of exceptional depth and intensity, and Alice’s is no exception — a serious, collector-grade Shiraz that rewards patience.

My Wine Man

This is for someone who wants a genuinely serious Barossa Shiraz with real provenance and ageing potential.

Greenock Creek is a small, family-run operation that has built a cult following for good reason — these wines are made with minimal intervention and maximum respect for the fruit.

In my view, this is one of the most authentic expressions of old-vine Barossa Shiraz available — powerful, honest and built to last.

What makes this wine stand out

This is all about concentration and old-vine intensity.

Blackberry, dark plum and black cherry form a dense, layered fruit core, supported by dark chocolate, licorice, earth and savoury spice.

The defining feature is the structure — firm, ripe tannins and natural acidity give the wine grip, depth and exceptional length.

This is Barossa Shiraz at its most authentic.

Style / drinking window

Full-bodied with blackberry, dark plum, chocolate and earthy spice notes.

Firm tannins and balanced acidity provide structure, depth and long-term ageing potential.

Best decanted now or cellared over the next 8–15 years for peak drinking.

Why this is a smart buy

If you want a cult Barossa Shiraz with genuine old-vine character and serious ageing potential, this is a standout.

It delivers:

• old-vine concentration and depth
• authentic, minimal-intervention winemaking
• long-term cellaring potential

👉 ideal for collectors, serious red wine drinkers and special occasions

Looking for a different Shiraz style?

• Torbreck The Struie Shiraz 2023 → more approachable / earlier drinking
• Grant Burge Meshach Shiraz 2018 → classic icon / structured
• Teusner Albert Shiraz 2021 → 99 points / elite collector level

Life’s too short for bad wine.