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Kilikanoon Killerman's Run Shiraz 2018, Clare Valley Bottle Kilikanoon Killerman's Run Shiraz 2018, Clare Valley

South Australia, Australia
925453

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Monterra Shiraz 2022, Mclaren Vale, South Australia Bottle Monterra Shiraz 2022, Mclaren Vale, South Australia

South Australia, Australia
477059

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Wynns Coonawarra Estate Shiraz 2021, Coonawarra Bottle Wynns Coonawarra Estate Shiraz 2021, Coonawarra

South Australia, Australia
433060

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Spier Seaward Shiraz 2022, Wo Coastal Region Bottle Spier Seaward Shiraz 2022, Wo Coastal Region

Coastal Region, South Africa
41452

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Shiraz

Shiraz and Syrah are one and the same grape. The name Shiraz became popular for this grape variety in Australia, where it has long been established as one of the most widely grown varieties, from strongholds in regions like Barossa to cooler areas like Heatcote or the Yarra Valley. Syrah is grown in many countries and is primarily used to produce powerful red wines, which enjoy great popularity in the marketplace, relatively often under the synonym Shiraz. Syrah is used both for varietal wines and in blended wines, where it can be both the major and minor component. It is called Syrah in its country of origin, France, as well as in the rest of Europe, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and most of the United States. The name Shiraz for this grape variety is also commonly used in South Africa and Canada.