🍷 Welds Wine WisdomsOpen App
← All wines
Jacob's Creek
Double Barrel2023
6.5/10
Jacob's Creek Double Barrel front labelJacob's Creek Double Barrel back label
GrapeShiraz
RegionSouth Australia
CountryAustralia
Vintage2023
StyleRed

✦ Wine Intel

AI Researched

Jacob's Creek Double Barrel Shiraz is a bold Barossa Valley red wine distinguished by its innovative two-stage aging process: first matured in traditional French and American oak wine barrels, then finished in aged Scotch whisky barrels to build additional layers of complexity and smoothness. This unique 'Double Barrel' technique imparts rich notes of plum, dark fruit, vanilla, and charred oak that set it apart from conventional Shiraz. It has earned consistent critic scores in the high-80s to low-90s and is widely praised as exceptional value for money.

Jacob's Creek

Jacob's Creek is a multi-award-winning Australian wine brand owned by Pernod Ricard, regarded as a global market leader and a true icon of the Australian wine industry, producing wines from South Australia's Barossa Valley and beyond.

Blend

88% Shiraz, 12% other grape varieties

Tasting Profile

The intense nose offers cedar, vanilla bean, and buttered toast with notes of pecan nut and roast cashew. On the palate, an attractive, savoury mix of blackberry and ripe plum with integrated charry notes and a lovely soft finish.

Region

The Barossa Valley in South Australia is one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions, renowned for producing rich, full-bodied Shiraz with generous fruit flavours and powerful structure. More than half of all Australian wine originates from South Australia.

Price Context

Typically retails between $13–$20 USD per 750ml bottle, with an average price of approximately $15 USD (ex-tax).

Food Pairings

🥩 Wagyu beef or aged ribeye🥓 Pan-seared scotch fillet wrapped in smoky bacon🍖 BBQ marinated lamb🦌 Venison🍖 Beef ribs slow-roasted over coals

Critic Scores

90/100 Wine Enthusiast88/100 Wine-Searcher Critic Aggregate (23 reviews)

Scan wine labels with AI and build your personal wine journal

Visit Welds Wine Wisdoms