2021 Henschke Shiraz Hill Of Grace

Syrah - 750ML
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REVIEWS

JS 99 DC 98 WA 98 VN 98 WE 98 WS 98
JS 99

jamessuckling.com, November 2024

Incredibly fresh and refined, with deeply brooding notes of dark plums, mocha, graphite, five spice and cured meat. The palate is ultra-refined and pure, with balanced acidity, seamlessly integrated tannins and a creamy...
DC 98

Decanter, March 2025

The pre-phylloxera vines planted on their own roots stretch out in front of the beautiful old Lutheran Gnadenberg church, whose name translates to ‘Hill of Grace’. At the moment the wine is tightly coiled, but time in the...
WA 98

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, March 2025

The 2021 Hill of Grace Shiraz comes from a vineyard that sits at 400 meters above sea level—a beautiful, remote-feeling place. The vineyard is picked block by block, defined by vine age, soil types, elevation and position...
VN 98

Vinous, April 2025

This outstanding 2021 Shiraz Hill of Grace is a confident young wine built for the long haul in a punchy package that is still tightly wound. It is starting to reveal some of its charms with rocky, licorice, blackberry...
WE 98

Wine Enthusiast, July 2025

Australia's most famous single vineyard, from one of its most treasured longest standing wine estates, this latest release from the outstanding 2021 vintage offers just what collectors of this special wine have come to...
WS 98

Wine Spectator, August 2025

This is a stunner, with waves of flavor and detail on a supple, seamless texture. Opens with notes of ripe black cherry and wild blackberry, with accents of tapenade, star anise, black truffle, sage, bittersweet...

WINE DETAILS

Color & Type
Red
Varietal
Syrah
Country
Australia
Region
South Australia
Sub-region
Eden Valley
Vintage
2021
Size
750ML
Percent alcohol
14.50%

The 2021 Henschke Shiraz Hill of Grace from South Australia's Eden Valley is highly acclaimed, receiving stellar reviews from numerous wine critics. This Syrah, produced by the esteemed Henschke winery, is crafted from vines over 150 years old. It carries an alcohol content of 14.5% and is sealed under a screw cap.

James Suckling awards this wine an outstanding score of 99, describing it as "incredibly fresh and refined," with "balanced acidity" and "seamlessly integrated tannins." He notes complex flavors of "mulberries, cassia bark, pepper, violets and licorice," calling it "an icon of Australia" and advising to "drink or hold."

Decanter also praises the wine with a score of 98, noting its "subtle waves of flavor" and "effortless balance." The tasting note highlights an array of flavors including "red plum, cedarwood, bitter cocoa, Szechuan peppercorns, blood oranges and garrigue." The wine is described as "tightly coiled," with a potential for "mature splendour" as it ages.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate echoes this sentiment, also scoring it 98, and emphasizes the wine's connection to its "ancient place," with "black silty tannins" and "persistent, seamless length." Reviewer EL describes it as a "magnificent, graceful wine" that reflects the meticulous work of generations in the vineyard.

Vinous, awarding another 98, describes the wine as "a star in the making," with "rocky, licorice, blackberry, and dried herb aromas." The review highlights the "extraordinary" palate, noting the wine's "quality of tannins, pithy texture and strident composure."

Wine Enthusiast's Christina Pickard also gives a 98, appreciating its "poised and classy" character, with notes of "plump plum, blackberry, Chinese Five spice." She suggests it's set to become "one of the great Grace vintages."

Finally, Wine Spectator, with a matching score of 98, describes a "stunner" wine with "waves of flavor and detail," featuring "ripe black cherry, wild blackberry," and more, noting its "epic finish" and advising it can be enjoyed now through 2039.