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Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz

Hugh Hamilton Wines · South Australia · Australia

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Why it’s a great value

It carries a verified 88-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 plum and berry fruit with violet lift, toasty spice and a soft, rich palate.

You’ll like this if…

Choose this if you like generous Australian Shiraz, red blends with soft texture, or reds that can handle grilled meats and pizza.

Why buy it

It delivers recognizable South Australian Shiraz character at a value-friendly shelf price, with professional Wine Enthusiast reviews on recent vintages.

Best for

A casual, fruit-forward red for dinner rather than a wine that needs cellaring or ceremony.

Style

Dry, ripe, full-flavored Shiraz with soft richness, bright fruit and moderate oak influence.

Drinks like

Australian Shiraz, California Petite Sirah, ripe Cotes du Rhone reds, fruit-forward Malbec.

Experience level

Beginner-friendly, but still flavorful enough for Shiraz fans.

Pairs well with

grilled steak · gourmet pizza with sausage, mushrooms or roasted peppers · portobello mushroom burger · smoky ribs or grilled lamb chops

Serving & enjoying

Serving temperature:
60-65°F
Decanting:
Not required; open 20 minutes before serving if possible.
Glassware:
Universal red or Syrah/Shiraz glass.
Drink or cellar:
Enjoy now; not positioned by the available sources as a cellar wine.
After opening:
Best within 2-3 days when recorked and kept cool.

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

About this wine

Jim Jim Shiraz is a soft, rich South Australian red from Hugh Hamilton, built around plummy fruit, violets, toasty spice and a bright blue-fruited finish. It is an easygoing, full-flavored Shiraz for steak, gourmet pizza, burgers and casual grilling.

Wine details

Type
red
Varietal
Shiraz
Grapes
Shiraz
Producer
Hugh Hamilton Wines
Country
Australia
Region
South Australia
Appellation
South Australia
Bottle size
750 Ml
ABV
14.5%

Details last verified September 25, 2026

Winemaking details ›
Winemaker:
Not stated in the sources consulted.
Vineyard source:
Producer materials tie Jim Jim to Hugh Hamilton's estate in McLaren Vale and list the wine's region as South Australia; no specific vineyard source was stated for this bottling.
Vessel:
Not stated in the sources consulted.
About the winery · Hugh Hamilton Wines ›

Hugh Hamilton Wines is based in McLaren Vale, South Australia, and presents itself as the home of the Black Sheep. The winery states that Hugh Hamilton and Mary Hamilton are the fifth and sixth generations of a Hamilton wine dynasty stretching back more than 185 years. The Jim Jim label is named for Hugh's Labrador/Kelpie, remembered by the winery as a dog with a talent for knowing when grapes were ripe. The producer's style is playful, but the source materials connect the wine to a long-running South Australian winemaking family.

Critic reviews

88/100Wine Enthusiast

“rich, sturdy wine with oodles of fruit”

Reviewed: Hugh Hamilton 2022 Jim Jim Shiraz (2022) — Christina Pickard, 2025-11-01 · source

86/100Wine Enthusiast

“ripe, chocolaty Shiraz”

Reviewed: Hugh Hamilton 2017 Jim Jim The Down-Underdog Shiraz (2017) — Christina Pickard, 2020-07-01 · source

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Frequently asked questions

Is Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz dry or sweet?
Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim 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 Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz taste like?
Ripe plum and berry fruit with violet lift, toasty spice and a soft, rich palate.
What food pairs with Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz?
It pairs well with Grilled steak, Gourmet pizza with sausage, mushrooms or roasted peppers, Portobello mushroom burger and Smoky ribs or grilled lamb chops.
How should I serve Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz?
Serve at 60-65°F. Not required; open 20 minutes before serving if possible. Glass: Universal red or Syrah/Shiraz glass.
Is Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz a good value?
At $6.99 it carries a verified 88-point score from Wine Enthusiast; the review is shown on this page.
What is the bottle size and alcohol content of Hugh Hamilton Wines Jim Jim Shiraz?
750 ml bottle, 14.5% alcohol by volume.