Wirra Wirra Wines: Church Block, McLaren Vale Shiraz and Adelaide Hills Whites

The Wirra Wirra Range at YourWines

Wirra Wirra Shiraz: Woodhenge, RSW and Chook Block

Woodhenge is Wirra Wirra's spin on the classic McLaren Vale Shiraz, rich and bold with fine, sandy tannins. It is named after a boundary fence of massive threaded redgum trunks, a monument to Greg Trott's big ideas.

RSW Shiraz, one of the winery's flagship wines, honours founder Robert Strangways Wigley. Chook Block Shiraz comes from the biodynamically farmed Chook Block Vineyard, planted in 1960, and is made only in exceptional years.

Catapult Shiraz recalls one of Trott's unrealised visions: building his very own trebuchet.

Grenache and Rosé

Grenache has grown in McLaren Vale since the mid 1800s. The Absconder is named after founder Robert Wigley, and Farmer's Heart nods to Greg Trott, who had an entrepreneur's eye and a farmer's heart. Both put Grenache in the spotlight.

With big berries and thin skins, Grenache is also ideal for stylish dry rosé wine, as the Dry Grenache Rosé shows. The Mrs Wigley Rosé completes the pink pair.

Cabernet Sauvignon: The Angelus

The Angelus is a flagship selection of McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon. It takes its name from the three-quarter tonne Angelus Bell, salvaged from a Jesuit church in Norwood.

Adelaide Hills Whites: 12th Man, Lost Watch and Hiding Champion

For white wine, Wirra Wirra sources grapes from a select group of vineyards in the Adelaide Hills. The 12th Man Chardonnay recalls Trott's dream of wearing the baggy green cap of the Australian cricket team, if only as the 12th Man.

The Lost Watch is a crisp, citrus driven dry Riesling, named after a watch from his father that Trott lost and never replaced. Hiding Champion Sauvignon Blanc salutes the wanderer in him, who was said to be training as an Olympic hiding champion.

Why Buy Wirra Wirra Wines at YourWines?

From Church Block and Woodhenge to RSW and the 12th Man, our Wirra Wirra collection brings McLaren Vale reds and Adelaide Hills whites together in one place. Every wine comes as a full dozen, ready for the dinner table or for laying down in the cellar.