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Greg Norman Estates Shiraz

Greg Norman Estates · South Australia · Australia

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Why it’s a great value

It carries a verified 92-point score from Wine Enthusiast at a price under $25.

Taste profile

SweetnessDry → Sweet
BodyLight → Full
Acidity*Soft → Bright
Tannin*Silky → Grippy
Oak*None → Bold
Fruit*Subtle → Intense

* WineDiscounts editorial estimate based on verified tasting notes.

What it tastes like

Ripe blackberry, blueberry, and black cherry with peppery spice, minty-herbal lift, and a gentle seasoned-oak note.

You’ll like this if…

Choose this if you enjoy plush Australian Shiraz with dark fruit, moderate oak, and tannins that feel present but not harsh.

Why buy it

It delivers a classic Limestone Coast Shiraz profile at an everyday-premium price, with professional acclaim for the reviewed 2021 vintage.

Best for

Grilled steak, lamb, burgers, barbecue, and shoppers who want a bold red that remains smooth and food-friendly.

Style

Medium-to-full bodied, dry, ripe-fruited, spicy, and approachable.

Drinks like

South Australian Shiraz, Coonawarra-adjacent Shiraz, or value-minded New World Syrah with softer tannins.

Experience level

Easy for casual red-wine drinkers, but with enough regional character for Shiraz fans.

Serving & enjoying

Serving temperature:
60-65°F
Decanting:
20-30 minutes is helpful for opening the fruit and softening the tannins.
Glassware:
Large red wine glass or Bordeaux-style glass.
Drink or cellar:
Best enjoyed in the near term as a fruit-forward current-release red; not presented as a cellar selection.
After opening:
Reseal and refrigerate; best within 3-5 days.

Guidance partly estimated by WineDiscounts from the wine’s style.

About this wine

A generous Limestone Coast Shiraz with ripe black and blue fruit, subtle spice, balanced acidity, and friendly tannins. Current-release Greg Norman Estates Shiraz is approachable and plush, with enough structure for grilled meats and hearty weeknight dinners.

Wine details

Type
red
Varietal
Shiraz
Grapes
Shiraz
Producer
Greg Norman Estates
Country
Australia
Region
South Australia
Appellation
Limestone Coast
Bottle size
750 Ml
ABV
14.5%

Details last verified September 24, 2026

Winemaking details ›
Winemaker:
Ben Riggs
Vineyard source:
Limestone Coast, South Australia; the tech sheet describes the region and its subregions including Coonawarra, Mount Benson, Mount Gambier, Robe, Padthaway and Wrattonbully.
Vessel:
Fermented in stainless-steel, open-top tanks, then pressed into smaller steel tanks and seasoned oak barrels for malolactic fermentation.
About the winery · Greg Norman Estates ›

Greg Norman Estates was founded in 1996 from Greg Norman's family passion for wine and his Australian roots. The collection sources wines from California, New Zealand, and Australia, including Norman's homeland. The brand aims for approachable yet bold wines suited to an active, easygoing lifestyle. Old Bridge Cellars describes the wines as fruit-forward, structured, selectively oak-matured, and crafted to be approachable on release.

Critic reviews

92/100Wine Enthusiast

“Mint, bay leaf and white pepper add character; silky texture, succulent freshness and well-placed tannins.”

Reviewed: Greg Norman Estates 2021 Shiraz (Limestone Coast) (2021) — Christina Pickard, 2024-03-01 · source

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Frequently asked questions

Is Greg Norman Estates Shiraz dry or sweet?
Greg Norman Estates Shiraz is bone dry — its sweetness rating is 1 on our 1 (bone dry) to 5 (sweet) scale. It is medium-to-full bodied.
What does Greg Norman Estates Shiraz taste like?
Ripe blackberry, blueberry, and black cherry with peppery spice, minty-herbal lift, and a gentle seasoned-oak note.
What food pairs with Greg Norman Estates Shiraz?
It pairs well with grilled ribeye or peppercorn steak, barbecued lamb shoulder with rosemary, aged cheddar or gouda and grilled portobello mushrooms or rosemary roasted vegetables.
How should I serve Greg Norman Estates Shiraz?
Serve at 60-65°F. 20-30 minutes is helpful for opening the fruit and softening the tannins. Glass: Large red wine glass or Bordeaux-style glass.
Is Greg Norman Estates Shiraz a good value?
At $12.99 it carries a verified 92-point score from Wine Enthusiast; the review is shown on this page.
What is the bottle size and alcohol content of Greg Norman Estates Shiraz?
750 ml bottle, 14.5% alcohol by volume.