About The Wine
Dan Graham's wines are non-conformist. Take his interesting twist on a GSM, convention making way for creativity.
The fruit sources for the Sigurd Red is an equal split between multiple parcels from the Barossa Valley. The blend is made up of predominantly Carignan, supported by Syrah, Malbec and pinch of Grenache.
It's vibrant, plush, full-flavoured, dark and meaty - the whole Barossa package, modern and traditional.
.About Sigurd
Named for his grandfather who emigrated to Australia in the early 20th century, Sigurd winemaker Dan Graham is a second generation vigneron who started his own label in 2012, while working for one of the larger names in the Barossa Valley.
Dan's style is to make wines that he likes to drink and share with friends. All wines are fermented utilising natural yeasts, no fining and zero additions besides a small amount of sulphur before going to bottle..
From getting tiny quantities of contra fruit for his subversive and semi-secret (from his employer) first vintage back in 2012, Dan now sources fruit from growers across South Australia, and his range of wines has grown exponentially year on year.

Barossa Valley, SA