St Hallett Faith Barossa Valley Shiraz 2025

Product Description

St Hallett is a cornerstone of Barossa Valley winemaking, with a history stretching back to 1944 and a deep commitment to expressing the unique character of Barossa fruit. The Faith Shiraz sits within the entry-level tier of the St Hallett portfolio and has long been regarded as one of the best-value Barossa Shirazes available. Approachable, well-made and consistent, Faith captures the warmth, generosity and fruit intensity that define the Barossa style without requiring extended cellaring.

Vintage Conditions
The 2025 Barossa vintage produced fruit with the rich, ripe character the region is known for. Growing conditions delivered warm days balanced by cooler nights, supporting good flavour development and natural freshness in the finished wine.

Winemaking Techniques
Shiraz fruit was sourced from trusted Barossa Valley growers and vinified to retain the vibrant, fruit-forward character that defines the Faith style. Fermentation was followed by maturation in a combination of French and American oak, providing supportive structure and subtle spice without overshadowing the fruit.

Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep crimson red with purple hues
Aroma: Ripe blackberry, plum and dark cherry with notes of vanilla, mocha and gentle spice
Palate: Medium to full-bodied with generous dark fruit flavours, soft supple tannins and warm, rounded oak integration
Finish: Smooth, warm and fruit-driven with a lingering spiced finish

Key Characteristics

• Classic Barossa Valley Shiraz from a heritage producer
  
• Medium to full-bodied with generous dark fruit character
  
• Approachable and fruit-forward with smooth tannins
  
• Subtle oak spice and mocha complexity
  
• Excellent everyday drinking from one of the Barossa's most trusted names
  

Food Pairing Recommendations
Pairs well with grilled lamb, beef burgers, slow-cooked casseroles, barbecue dishes or hard Australian cheeses.

Vintage Note

*Vintage may vary. Every effort is made to ensure the current vintage is displayed, however variations can occur.