Two Hands Wines has thrived on the back of its unique approach when it comes to vinifying fruit and presenting wine. Each of the wines of their Picture Series is produced from grape that is nurtured by hand and each bottle bears a unique name, artwork and story. The same is true to Angel's Share, their Mclaren Vale Shiraz. Angels share refers to the small amount of wine that evaporates from oak barrels during maturation, Medieval winemakers assumed that angels diligently watching over their wines were discreetly taking their share. Perhaps there's still some divine intervention in the makings of this Mclaren Vale shiraz. McLaren Vale is South Australia's oldest region and enjoys a warm dry climate tempered by cooling breezes off its Mount Lofty Ranges. Oceanic proximity coupled with soft sands and dark cracking clay soils also helps impart depth of flavour. Two Hands' vineyards sit in a micro-climate that allows f for slow ripening and a fuller expression reflected in the eventual wine that is barrel aged for 14 months. This full bodied red wines surges with rich red fruit and herbs complimented by notes of chocolate and generous tannins.