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2021 · Shotfire Collectors Heritage Edition Shiraz

Thorn-Clarke

Red · Barossa Valley, Australia

Bold structured

Dry · Full-bodied

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Vinification & maturation

Cellaring 8‑10 years

Grapes

Shiraz

Producer

Thorn-Clarke

Australia

Thorn-Clarke is a family-owned South Australian producer with six generations of Barossa grape-growing heritage. Based in the Barossa, the family has cultivated vineyards since the 1980s, beginning winery production with small batches of Shiraz in 1998. Its wines are estate-grown or sourced from trusted growers, with a focus on sustainable practices and expressing the diversity of South Australia. The William Randell range is made exclusively from estate-grown grapes and honours a family ancestor. The producer acknowledges the Peramangk, Ngadjuri and Kaurna peoples and their ancestral connection to the land.