- Mollydooker Velvet Glove Shiraz 2017 – 4.6 ★ – $229.95
- Clarendon Hills Astralis 2010 – 4.6 ★ – $250.58
- Mitolo Marsican Shiraz 2015 – 4.4 ★ – $209.98
- Mollydooker Carnival of Love Shiraz 2021 – 4.4 ★ – $89.99
- The Group The Siege Shiraz – 4.3 ★ – Price not listed
- Cape Barren Rare Bird Shiraz 2018 – 4.3 ★ – Price not listed
- Pirramimma The Earl Shiraz 2021 – 4.3 ★ – Price not listed
- Pasha Shiraz 2018 – 4.3 ★ – $100.00
- The Black Pig The Legend of Tanuki Wisdom Shiraz – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Martins Vineyard Limited Series Shiraz 2020 – 4.3 ★ – $150.00
- Curtis Family Vineyards Cavaliere Shiraz 2020 – 4.3 ★ – $70.00
- Oliver's Taranga Ihana Edition #1 Shiraz – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Mitolo Savitar Shiraz 2020 – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Hickinbotham Brooks Road Shiraz 2019 – 4.2 ★ – $80.95
- Geoff Merrill Jacko's Shiraz 2017 – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Hardys Eileen Hardy Shiraz 2017 – 4.2 ★ – $157.49
- Two Hands Lily's Garden Shiraz 2019 – 4.2 ★ – $64.99
- Curtis Family Vineyards Limited Series Shiraz 2016 – 4.2 ★ – $100.00
- Curtis Family Vineyards Small Batch Shiraz 2021 – 4.2 ★ – $80.00
- Ulithorne Frux Frugis Shiraz 2018 – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Taylors / Wakefield Masterstroke Shiraz 2021 – 4.2 ★ – Price not listed
- Woodstock Wine Estate Shiraz 2018 – 4.1 ★ – Price not listed
- Gemtree Ernest Allan Shiraz 2019 – 4.1 ★ – Price not listed
- Château Reynella Basket Pressed Shiraz 2018 – 4.1 ★ – Price not listed
- Bekkers Clarendon Syrah 2021 – 4.1 ★ – Price not listed
Top 25 McLaren Vale Shiraz Wines by vivino users April 2025
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🍷 Curtis Family Vineyards’ Strong Presence
Three wines from Curtis made the list again:
Cavaliere Shiraz 2020 (4.3 ★)
Limited Series Shiraz 2016 (4.2 ★)
Small Batch Shiraz 2021 (4.2 ★)
📈 Key Takeaways
4.2–4.4 stars is the dominant range for this month's top wines.
Only a few wines surpassed the 4.5 mark, making them rare gems.
Price points vary widely, from $30 to $250+, catering to both collectors and casual wine lovers.
When wine enthusiasts discuss the world's greatest Shiraz (or Syrah, as it's known in many regions), Australia's McLaren Vale inevitably commands the spotlight. This celebrated wine region, nestled just 40 kilometres south of Adelaide in South Australia, has earned its reputation as one of the premier Shiraz-producing regions on the planet. But what exactly elevates McLaren Vale Shiraz to its world-class status? Let's uncork the secrets behind these exceptional wines.
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