Purple Hands Wines
When two good mates get together, one being one of Australia’s most experienced winemaker and the other in possession of an insatiable passion for wine, the inevitable had to happen and Purple Hands Wines came to be in 2006. From humble beginnings and a first vintage of 1,000 bottles, Craig Stansborough and Mark Slade have steered Purple Hands to become a highly regarded and exciting artisan Barossa winemaker.
At the 2019 Barossa Wine Show, Purple Hands Wines were awarded 8 gold medals and 2 trophies, including ‘Most Outstanding Small Winemaker’.
An exciting new addition to the Colours of the South Label. Sweet fruit, textural palate and delicious!
A complex array of aromas -savoury, meaty earth and spice are evident. Firm tannins and long finishing wine this is a great thinking wine!
A unique Barossa Valley blend of Montepulciano (43%), Negroamaro (43%) and Aglianico (14%) from the Stansborough vineyard in the southern Barossa Valley.
Sourced from the Zerk Vineyard at Lyndoch in the southern Barossa Valley planted in 1961, a bright and juicy wine of great flavour.
A blend of Mataro (83%), Shiraz (9%) and Grenache (8%) from vineyards in the southern and central Barossa Valley.
From the Stansborough Vineyard at Williamstown in the Southern Barossa Valley.
A unique blend of Shiraz, Montepulciano and Aglianico, the Italian word ‘Serata’ roughly translates into coming together and having a pleasant evening with friends.
Sourced from the Zerk Family Vineyard at Lyndoch in the Southern Barossa Valley.
Red with purple hues. Aromas of strawberry, kirsch, earth, with hints of bergamot. Great flesh with textural long tannin.
Circa 1880 PF Zimmerman planted Grenache, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon vines on his family property ‘Woodlands’ situated on the outskirts of Lyndoch.
A medium to full-bodied textured palate with cola and brick dust, hints of whole bunch poking through, this elegant and complex Barossa Shiraz will age gracefully over many years.
Sourced from an ancient vineyard in Barossa's south, this exceptional Grenache is bound to please!
