Bremerton Selkirk Shiraz 2023 | Langhorne Creek

Bremerton Selkirk Shiraz 2023 | Langhorne CreekHailing from the celebrated Langhorne Creek wine region, the Bremerton Selkirk Shiraz 2023 is a beautifully crafted expression of one of Australia's most distinguished Shiraz producers. Named in honour of the Willson family's ancestral Scottish border town, Selkirk represents Bremerton's commitment to producing wines of genuine character and cellar worthy depth. Appearance A striking deep ruby red in the glass, the 2023 Selkirk Shiraz shows vivid

Hailing from the celebrated Langhorne Creek wine region, the Bremerton Selkirk Shiraz 2023 is a beautifully crafted expression of one of Australia's most distinguished Shiraz producers. Named in honour of the Willson family's ancestral Scottish border town, Selkirk represents Bremerton's commitment to producing wines of genuine character and cellar-worthy depth.

Appearance

A striking deep ruby-red in the glass, the 2023 Selkirk Shiraz shows vivid purple highlights at the rim — a hallmark of its youthful vigour and the cool-influenced terroir of Langhorne Creek. Brilliant clarity and impressive colour depth signal the concentration and quality within.

Aroma

The nose is immediately engaging, offering a generous bouquet of dark berries, ripe plum, and cracked white pepper. Deeper exploration reveals layers of blackberry, mulberry, and savoury spice, with subtle earthy undertones lending complexity and intrigue to an already captivating aromatic profile.

Palate

On the palate, the Selkirk delivers a polished and harmonious drinking experience. Soft, velvety tannins provide elegant structure, framing flavours of dark cherry, plum, and white pepper with precision. Gentle oak maturation — up to 18 months in a combination of new and seasoned fine-grain American and French oak — contributes understated notes of vanilla and toasted wood, seamlessly integrated with the wine's vibrant fruit core. Medium to full-bodied, the finish is long and refined, with lingering fruit and beautifully resolved tannins.

Pairs With

A natural companion to slow-roasted lamb shoulder, grilled lamb chops, and richly sauced beef dishes. Equally impressive alongside roasted duck breast or venison for more celebratory occasions. For a relaxed setting, serve with a board of aged cheddar, creamy blue cheese, and cured charcuterie.