The Barossa Valley is Australian winemaking’s most storied ground – home to some of the world’s oldest surviving Shiraz vines, their gnarled roots drawing extraordinary depth from ancient, sun-drenched soil. The reds born here are nothing short of legendary: deep-fruited, full-bodied, and unmistakably confident. It’s the benchmark against which the rest of the world measures Australian Shiraz.

SZN END Estate’s Barossa Shiraz sits proudly within that tradition. In the glass, it shows a dense, inky purple core fading to a vivid pink-ruby rim – the first sign that you’re holding one of Australia’s proudest drops from its motherland, the Barossa.

Plum, mulberry and redcurrant lead the palate, carried by silky, well-integrated tannins through to a beautiful landing finish lingering with hints dark chocolate to round it off.

The Yarra Valley is one of Australian winemaking’s most storied grounds – Victoria’s very first wine region, planted in 1838, and home to the only Southern Hemisphere winery ever to claim a Grand Prix (the exhibition’s highest honour) at the Paris Exhibition. It’s also Australia’s most celebrated cool-climate address, its long, slow ripening season earning comparisons to Burgundy itself – a rare distinction that lends the Yarra Valley name real prestige, recognised by collectors and critics well beyond Australian shores. It’s the region every serious Pinot Noir is measured against.

SZN END Estate’s Yarra Valley Pinot Noir sits proudly within that tradition. In the glass, it shows a lustrous, glowing ruby red – a colour that sings with vibrancy before you’ve even taken a sip.

Regarding the palate, wild cherry and cranberry lead a wave of vibrant red fruit, framed by fine, silken tannins and a whisper of exotic spice. It carries through to a graceful, lingering finish that leaves you reaching for the next glass.

Victoria the region holds a rare distinction in Australian wine: one of the world’s most prestigious Champagne houses looked beyond their own borders for a place to craft sparkling wine of real pedigree and chose Victoria’s cool climate as their Australian home. Long, slow ripening seasons and cool nights across the state lock in the natural acidity and finesse that world-class sparkling wine demands. A fine, persistent mousse carries it through to a bright, cleansing finish.

SZN END Estate’s Sparkling earns its place in that lineage. In the glass, it shows a pale, luminous gold, laced with a fine, persistent bead that promises the crisp, refined character to come.

The palate boasts crisp green apple and zesty lemon lead the way, layered with delicate florals and a gentle brioche complexity from time on lees. A fine, persistent mousse carries it through to a bright, cleansing finish

The Yarra Valley isn’t only home to Australia’s finest Pinot Noir – its warmer, north-facing slopes also ripen Cabernet Sauvignon into wines of real structure and age-worthiness. It’s a side of the region collectors have long sought out.

SZN END Estate’s Yarra Valley Cabernet Sauvignon earns its place in that reputation. In the glass, it shows a deep ruby core with youthful purple hues, hinting at the richness to come.

On the palate, dark cherry and blackcurrant lead, layered with violet, vanilla and a touch of cigar box, framed by silky, well-structured tannins built to reward a decade or more in the cellar. Fresh acidity carries it through to a finish with a touch of natural sweetness – almost candy-like – that lingers long after the glass is empty

Victoria’s cool-climate vineyards, with their high-altitude sites and cool nights, are prized for producing some of the country’s most vibrant, aromatic white wines. It’s exactly the terrain serious Sauvignon Blanc calls for.

SZN END Estate’s Sauvignon Blanc is grown right in that sweet spot. In the glass, it shows a pale straw colour, crisp and bright from the first pour. On the nose, passionfruit and a whisper of freshly cut grass set the tone for what’s ahead.

Ripe passionfruit and green tropical fruit lead the way on the palate, framed by a fresh, grassy edge and vibrant acidity. It carries through to a long, zesty grapefruit finish that lingers well after the glass is empty.