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Grant Burge Wines was established in 1988 and is located in the heart of the Barossa Valley, where some of Australia’s best wines are produced. Meshach Shiraz displays very big aromas. The nose shows complex savoury and spicy flavours with leather, stewed fruits and vanillin oak characters. The palate is rich with savoury, subtle spice characters, balanced with dark berries, dried plums and complex oak and mocha flavours, with tight tannins leading to a soft back palate, and a very long finish. This is Barossa Shiraz at its best, concentrated, big and bold, and it will cellar for 20+ years or more if you can wait that long. It makes an excellent companion to grilled venison or cheddar cheeses.
Meshach Burge was my great grandfather, the man who started the Burge Winemaking Tradition. Aged 11, he came to the Barossa Valley from "Hillcot", in Wiltshire England, with his family establishing a thriving viticultural wheat and sheep property near Lyndoch. In the late 1860's, under his father's watchful eye, Meshach began winemaking.
In tribute, my finest Shiraz has been chosen to bear his name. Carefully selected fruit from the finest Barossa Vineyards, (some over 100 years old), forms the base of this iconic full-bodied wine, from one of the best vintages I have ever seen. Maturation in the finest oak for 2 years was followed by bottle maturation for 3 years prior to release. Complex, intense with amazing persistence, this wine will improve for at least a decade. Like Meshach Burge, it is built for longevity.
6/2/2018Good purple tinge in the colour; lots of oak and dried herb nuances, the palate slightly sinewy with some grip in its tannins. This is still enormously oaky and will probably always be thus. It still has its qualities, though - richness and concentration among them.
*Wine Rank: #32 of 144 - 2012 Shiraz from Barossa Valley
Vintage2012
Wine Rank32*
4.5 out of 5 star rating
Huon Hooke
16/4/2018Deep red/purple, youthful colour, and the bouquet screams coconut and vanilla toasted oak. The wine is full-bodied and very edgy, with bitter, aggressive oaky flavours predominating. A massive wine, outrageously oaky and demanding patience. I can’t imagine wanting to drink this for another four years, minimum. In other words, not till it's at least 10 years old. But it has undoubted concentration and richness.
*Wine Rank: #32 of 144 - 2012 Shiraz from Barossa Valley
Vintage2021
Wine Rank56*
5 out of 5 star rating
Stuart Knox
7/7/2025Ink black core to a deep ruby rim. Fragrant with ripe mulberry, plum, bay leaf and violet aromas. Deep and dense blue and black fruits sit on entry, ripe but holding their presence while ferrous minerality and subtle toasty oak spices all build further complexity to the palate. There's certainly power here but it has been controlled well, grape and oak tannins are powerful in their ability to drive and dry the finish. Still a young pup, it will offer many years of rewards with careful cellaring
*Wine Rank: #56 of 233 - 2021 Shiraz from Barossa Valley