The northern area of the Barossa has some of the oldest landscapes in the region. At 200 million years old, these bedrocks have formed the soils in which the grape vines grow. It is also one of the early grape growing areas of the Barossa, with many generational growers who are both traditional but also attune to the needs of making their vineyards sustainable through modern viticultural thinking. The Paradox follows Yalumba’s mantra of showcasing great wine with a point of difference.

100% Shiraz

Allergens: Contains sulphites

An inky, crimson wine in colour, the Paradox shows complex aromas of mixed spice, crushed black pepper, violets and fennel. The palate has layers of velvet, with great structure showing lush red berries, olives and anise. A savoury finish with fine powdery tannins.