Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz 2024: Tasting Notes

WINE STYLE → Light, Bright & Chillable

Puritan is Battle of Bosworth’s fun, fruit-first Shiraz: made to be enjoyed young, juicy, and even lightly chilled. The 2024 vintage bursts with raspberry, boysenberry and blueberry, with violets and a gentle hint of spice, then lands in a soft-tannin, moreish finish that makes another glass feel like the obvious next step.

Highlights

• Certified Organic & Biodynamic; no added preservative; vegan suitable
• Red and blue berries with violets and gentle spice (site tasting notes)
• No oak — bottled early for pure, juicy fruit
• Residual sugar listed at ≈ 2 g/L; 14.5% ABV

Taste Profile

Tasting Notes

Bright purple-red in the glass, with a rush of raspberry, boysenberry and blueberry, lifted by violets and a soft spice note. The palate is medium-bodied, super juicy and finishes fresh, with soft tannins that keep it smooth.

Winemaking

Fermented with gentle handling, made with no oak and bottled early with no added preservatives to lock in fruit purity and vibrancy.

Vineyard & Vintage

Vintage: 2024. From organically farmed McLaren Vale vineyards cooled by sea breezes, keeping the fruit plush but lively.

Why We Love It

Because it’s the ultimate ‘easy red’: vibrant fruit, no heaviness, and it actually tastes great with a slight chill.

Food Pairing

This is a natural match for casual, flavour-packed meals — pizza, burgers, sausages, and veggie dishes with a smoky edge.

Try matching this wine with →

• Woodfired-style pizza – Recipe Search
• BBQ lamb cutlets – Recipe Search
• Smoky eggplant stew (veg) – Recipe Search

Mood or occasion to match this wine…

Weeknight dinner, friends dropping by, or any time you want a red that feels fresh and fun.

Cellaring

Drink now to 2–3 years for peak vibrancy. Serve at 14–16°C (a 20–30 minute fridge chill works brilliantly).

Producer

Battle of Bosworth has been championing organic viticulture in McLaren Vale for decades, making wines that are generous, clean and deeply drinkable — Puritan is their ‘vino joven’ inspired crowd-pleaser.

Related Wines To Try →

More bottles with a similar feel, ready to explore:

• Medium-bodied Shiraz with gentle oak – Battle of Bosworth Shiraz 2022
• Modern, gently oaked Chardonnay – Battle of Bosworth Chardonnay 2024
• Skin-contact white with grip – Battle of Bosworth Dissident Skin Contact Field Blend 2024

FAQ

What does Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz taste like?

Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz is juicy and fruit-driven, showing raspberry, boysenberry and blueberry with violets, gentle spice and soft tannins.

Is Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz dry?

Yes. It’s listed as dry (around 2 g/L residual sugar), so it won’t taste sweet.

Can I chill Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz?

Absolutely — it’s made to handle a chill. Try 20–30 minutes in the fridge for a fresher, brighter pour.

Does Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz contain preservatives (sulphites)?

No preservatives are added, though naturally occurring sulphites may be present. Learn more here: Wine preservatives.

Does Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz see oak?

No. It’s made without oak to keep the fruit bright and fresh.

What foods pair best with Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz?

Pizza, burgers, BBQ meats, sausages and roasted vegetables are all excellent matches.

How long will Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz last after opening?

Re-seal and refrigerate. As a no-added-preservative red, it’s best within 1–2 days.

Who will enjoy Battle of Bosworth Puritan Shiraz most?

Anyone who loves bright, juicy reds that are easy to drink and great with casual food (especially if you enjoy a slight chill on red wine).

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