Barossa Super 100 Classification
How each Super 100 wine is chosen
Exceptional Quality
Assessed through third-party endorsement from respected wine commentators and critics.
Ultra-Premium Value
Retailing at $125+, reflecting the wine’s prestige and demand.
Established Legacy
A wine must have been in production for at least two years to demonstrate ongoing excellence.
Discover the wines
The 2025 classification features 127 wines from 57 brands, spanning generous Shiraz, refined Cabernet, and rare, age-worthy blends that reflect Barossa’s incredible diversity. Wines are classified by price, reflecting their prestige and rarity:
- $125+ Benchmark wines offering both excellence and value.
- $400+ Highly sought-after, meticulously crafted, and profoundly expressive.
- $800+ The pinnacle of Barossa winemaking – rare, age-worthy, and unforgettable.
The Barossa Super 100 Classification Experience
Barossa Australia marked a significant milestone in Chengdu on 23 March, as the Second Edition of the Barossa Super 100 Classification Second Edition was introduced to some of Asia’s most respected trade, media and wine professionals. CEO Scott Hazeldine and Asia Ambassador Anson Mui hosted a day of discovery, connection, and celebration of Barossa’s ultra-premium wines.
The experience began with an intimate masterclass, where guests were guided through the craftsmanship and collectability behind the wines featured in this year’s Classification. Later, a walk-around tasting brought the energy up a notch, offering the chance to explore iconic Shiraz, standout Chardonnays and new-wave varieties, all in a laid-back, welcoming setting.
The momentum continues with a roadshow across Asia in May and June. Barossa Wine School educators will lead tastings, masterclasses and dinners in Taipei, Tokyo, Seoul, Macau and Hong Kong—sharing Barossa’s stories and flavours with collectors and trade alike.
About the artist
Rod Schubert
Rod Schubert’s artwork holds a profound connection to the Barossa landscape, its people, and its rich winemaking heritage. His distinctive style captures the textures, layers, and history of our region, making his work the ideal artistic expression for the Barossa Super 100 Classification.
As a celebration of Barossa’s most distinguished wines, the Barossa Super 100 Classification Second Edition recognises excellence, craftsmanship, and a deep sense of place, qualities that are also reflected in Rod Schubert’s art. By featuring his work ‘South Landscape III’, we honour the creative spirit that underpins both winemaking and artistic expression, reinforcing Barossa’s reputation as a region of authenticity, depth, and cultural richness.
This collaboration ensures that the visual representation of the Barossa Super 100 Classification Second Edition is as evocative and meaningful as the wines it celebrates, creating a lasting impression that speaks to the heart of our region’s identity.
