Drink now or cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. The Riebke family have been guardians of some of the finest vineyards in the Ebenezer district of the Barossa Valley for six generations. In 2001 former Torbreck winemaker Kym Teusner and his brother-in-law Michael Page founded a new winery that focuses on crafting exceptional value wines from the family’s very old, low-yielding vines. Once in the winery the fruit is carefully selected and sorted to ensure only the finest grapes go into the bottle. After crushing they are then fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged in used oak barrels. The final stage is to bottle the wine without any fining or filtering which helps preserve the natural character of the wine. This perfectly-balanced Shiraz is sure to impress with its blend of pure dark fruit, punchy full body, and long finish with silky smooth tannins. On the nose there are seductive notes of black pepper, baked earth, and crushed wild plums, while the palate offers a solid core of dark berries, cherries and mulberry fruit. The power and intensity of this youthful wine make a great choice to serve alongside a prime ribeye steak or a rich ragu sauce served with fresh pasta.
Drink now or cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. The Riebke family have been guardians of some of the finest vineyards in the Ebenezer district of the Barossa Valley for six generations. In 2001 former Torbreck winemaker Kym Teusner and his brother-in-law Michael Page founded a new winery that focuses on crafting exceptional value wines from the family’s very old, low-yielding vines. Once in the winery the fruit is carefully selected and sorted to ensure only the finest grapes go into the bottle. After crushing they are then fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged in used oak barrels. The final stage is to bottle the wine without any fining or filtering which helps preserve the natural character of the wine. This perfectly-balanced Shiraz is sure to impress with its blend of pure dark fruit, punchy full body, and long finish with silky smooth tannins. On the nose there are seductive notes of black pepper, baked earth, and crushed wild plums, while the palate offers a solid core of dark berries, cherries and mulberry fruit. The power and intensity of this youthful wine make a great choice to serve alongside a prime ribeye steak or a rich ragu sauce served with fresh pasta.
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The lowest price for Teusner The Riebke Shiraz 750ml right now is $26.33 at World Wine.
The all-time low was $19.90 on 21 Dec 2023 — today's price is 32% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 12 Sept 2026.
Teusner The Riebke Shiraz 750ml
Drink now or cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. The Riebke family have been guardians of some of the finest vineyards in the Ebenezer district of the Barossa Valley for six generations. In 2001 former Torbreck winemaker Kym Teusner and his brother-in-law Michael Page founded a new winery that focuses on crafting exceptional value wines from the family’s very old, low-yielding vines. Once in the winery the fruit is carefully selected and sorted to ensure only the finest grapes go into the bottle. After crushing they are then fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged in used oak barrels. The final stage is to bottle the wine without any fining or filtering which helps preserve the natural character of the wine. This perfectly-balanced Shiraz is sure to impress with its blend of pure dark fruit, punchy full body, and long finish with silky smooth tannins. On the nose there are seductive notes of black pepper, baked earth, and crushed wild plums, while the palate offers a solid core of dark berries, cherries and mulberry fruit. The power and intensity of this youthful wine make a great choice to serve alongside a prime ribeye steak or a rich ragu sauce served with fresh pasta.
Drink now or cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. The Riebke family have been guardians of some of the finest vineyards in the Ebenezer district of the Barossa Valley for six generations. In 2001 former Torbreck winemaker Kym Teusner and his brother-in-law Michael Page founded a new winery that focuses on crafting exceptional value wines from the family’s very old, low-yielding vines. Once in the winery the fruit is carefully selected and sorted to ensure only the finest grapes go into the bottle. After crushing they are then fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged in used oak barrels. The final stage is to bottle the wine without any fining or filtering which helps preserve the natural character of the wine. This perfectly-balanced Shiraz is sure to impress with its blend of pure dark fruit, punchy full body, and long finish with silky smooth tannins. On the nose there are seductive notes of black pepper, baked earth, and crushed wild plums, while the palate offers a solid core of dark berries, cherries and mulberry fruit. The power and intensity of this youthful wine make a great choice to serve alongside a prime ribeye steak or a rich ragu sauce served with fresh pasta.
Last updated at 12/09/2026 16:08:40
Teusner The Riebke Shiraz 1 Bottle
Delivery $10
originally posted on vintagecellars.com.au
Grenache is one of the most interesting grape varieties that I've ever experienced. It's grown in much of the wine world, with classic origins that tie back to the wine regions along the Mediterranean. In many cases, it plays a supporting role to other grape varieties. Finding it solo is not as common, but when it's done right, the end results can be sensational. Low yields and attentive work in the vineyard are critical. This example ties back to a producer that is doing amazing things with Grenache. It's a relatively thinned-skinned grape variety, so the colour is very deep. But whatever it lacks in colour is made more than made up for in the aroma and taste profile. You'll find a wine that is bursting with a roasted spices, it's savoury and nuanced with a smooth ... MoreGrenache is one of the most interesting grape varieties that I've ever experienced. It's grown in much of the wine world, with classic origins that tie back to the wine regions along the Mediterranean. In many cases, it plays a supporting role to other grape varieties. Finding it solo is not as common, but when it's done right, the end results can be sensational. Low yields and attentive work in the vineyard are critical. This example ties back to a producer that is doing amazing things with Grenache. It's a relatively thinned-skinned grape variety, so the colour is very deep. But whatever it lacks in colour is made more than made up for in the aroma and taste profile. You'll find a wine that is bursting with a roasted spices, it's savoury and nuanced with a smooth finish.
originally posted on vintagecellars.com.au
This Grenache is great fun. Notes of milk chocolate, warm spice and plenty of tannin to boot makes this wine extremely quaffable.
| Style | Spicy & Flavoursome Reds |
| Alcohol Content | 13.0% |
| Closure | Screw cap |
| Varieties | Shiraz |
| Occasion | Dinner Parties |
Teusner The Riebke Shiraz 1 Bottle
Delivery $10
Grenache is one of the most interesting grape varieties that I've ever experienced. It's grown in much of the wine world, with classic origins that tie back to the wine regions along the Mediterranean. In many cases, it plays a supporting role to other grape varieties. Finding it solo is not as common, but when it's done right, the end results can be sensational. Low yields and attentive work in the vineyard are critical. This example ties back to a producer that is doing amazing things with Grenache. It's a relatively thinned-skinned grape variety, so the colour is very deep. But whatever it lacks in colour is made more than made up for in the aroma and taste profile. You'll find a wine that is bursting with a roasted spices, it's savoury and nuanced with a smooth ... MoreGrenache is one of the most interesting grape varieties that I've ever experienced. It's grown in much of the wine world, with classic origins that tie back to the wine regions along the Mediterranean. In many cases, it plays a supporting role to other grape varieties. Finding it solo is not as common, but when it's done right, the end results can be sensational. Low yields and attentive work in the vineyard are critical. This example ties back to a producer that is doing amazing things with Grenache. It's a relatively thinned-skinned grape variety, so the colour is very deep. But whatever it lacks in colour is made more than made up for in the aroma and taste profile. You'll find a wine that is bursting with a roasted spices, it's savoury and nuanced with a smooth finish.
This Grenache is great fun. Notes of milk chocolate, warm spice and plenty of tannin to boot makes this wine extremely quaffable.
| Style | Spicy & Flavoursome Reds |
| Alcohol Content | 13.0% |
| Closure | Screw cap |
| Varieties | Shiraz |
| Occasion | Dinner Parties |
