Featured in the December 6th issue Wine Spectator Insider, MaryAnn Worobiec awarded Two Hands with two outstanding scores: 93 points: Two Hands 2016 Gnarly Dudes

Wine Spectator Insider, Two Hands earns eleven 92+ point ratings and stunning reviews from MaryAnn Worobiec: 95 points: Two Hands Shiraz Barossa Valley Secret Block

Wine Spectator Insider, Two Hands earns four 93+ point ratings for its outstanding 2015 vintage: 95 points: Two Hands Shiraz McLaren Vale Dave’s Block Single

In a new post for the Terroirist, contributor Ian Baker says Two Hands “wines are all expertly made and delicious.” He goes on to offer

WS Daily Pick: TWO HANDS Shiraz Barossa Valley Bella's Garden 2014 $69 https://t.co/RjF95UxmQZ — Wine Spectator (@WineSpectator) June 30, 2016

The new Wine Spectator Insider (Vol. 12, No. 16, April 20, 2016)—featuring “exciting wines recently discovered by our editors in their tastings”—highlights a trio of

The 32nd TEXSOM International Wine Awards drew 3,200 wines, which were tasted by 67 judges, and Two Hands Wines was honored to receive three medals: Silver 2014

Vinous Media is out with a big Australia report from Josh Raynolds, who says the country is making “some truly exciting wines that can rival the best

The latest Wine Spectator Insider features two great reviews for Two Hands Wines, with 92-point scores for the Barney’s Block Shiraz and Sophie’s Garden Shiraz,

Wine Spectator gives the 2013 Lily’s Garden 93 points in the Jan. 13, 2016, Spectator Insider. Here’s the review from MaryAnn Worobiec: Two Hands Shiraz

Ares, from the Flagship line of Two Hands wines, represents the very best selection of Shiraz from the winery. Wine Spectator editor-at-large Harvey Steiman is

From the March 28, 2015, Wine Spectator Insider, with review by Harvey Steiman:

The April 30, 2015, Wine Spectator features 90+ reviews for a diverse quartet of Two Hands wines – the winery’s perennial Picture Series Shiraz favorites, Angels’

Joe Roberts – aka, 1 Wine Dude – offers “quirky, fun, and easily-digestible reviews of currently available wines” in 140 characters or less, and a certain McLaren Vale

Respected Australian wine writer James Halliday is in with a 95-point review of the 2013 Two Hands Sexy Beast. Here’s Halliday’s note on the McLaren Vale

Veteran wine critic James Suckling has posted new reviews of Two Hands and Twelftree wines on his website. Among those reviews: 2012 TWELFTREE GRENACHE MATARO

Here are great new reviews of two quintessential Two Hands wines from the Wine Spectator’s man on Australia, Harvey Steiman. Appearing in the January 7, 2015,

The Wine Spectator Insider “Semiannual Report” covering August 6 through December 24, 2014, is out, and it includes an impressive roster of Two Hands and Twelftree wines.

New this month, Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate includes the 2012 Two Hands Angels’ Share Shiraz among the four wines designated “Australia’s Top Value Wines 2014” by reviewer Lisa

Wine Spectator Pick of the Day, Dec. 23, 2014: TWO HANDS Shiraz Barossa Valley Coach House Block Single Vineyard Seppeltsfield Road Greenock 2012 (95 points, $127) Plush

Continuing one of the wine world’s most remarkable records of achievement, the Two Hands Bella’s Garden Shiraz is once again one of Wine Spectator’s Top

The Robb Report is out with recommendations across a wide spectrum of food and drink recommendations for the upcoming holidays (hey, they’re not that far

The newly released Wine Spectator Insider (Oct. 22, 2014) highlights a quartet of 2012 Grenache releases from Twelftree Wines, with reviews by Harvey Steiman. Twelftree Grenache

The newly released Wine Spectator Insider (Sept. 24, 2014) highlights a trio of releases from Two Hands Wines, with reviews by Harvey Steiman. Two Hands

The July/August 2014 issue of Stephen Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar features a big new Australia report (subscription required), and both Two Hands and Twelftree are star

Cabernet from Australia? You better believe it, says veteran Wine Spectator Australia watcher Harvey Steiman. “After spending years in the shadow of Shiraz, Australian Cabernet

The latest issue of Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate includes coverage of South Australia, and once again the wines from Two Hands and Twelftree are proving to

The writer David Armstrong visited the Barossa Valley for the San Francisco Chronicle – which features some of the most in-depth wine coverage in the U.S. –

Few if any wines the world over – let alone wines under $100 – have received the consistent critical acclaim of Bella’s Garden, the Two Hands Shiraz

Proprietor Michael Twelftree has called 2012 “without a doubt our best vintage to date” – which, for a winery of Two Hands’ record of achievement,

Serious, ageable Shiraz from Two Hands, my WS Daily Pick at $40 http://t.co/p12UBmB3Hj — Harvey Steiman (@harveywine) March 14, 2014

Is this the pre-holiday tasting rush getting under way? Lots of fresh reviews of Two Hands and Twelftree wines to share! From Jeffery Lindenmuth in

Two Hands and Twefltree lead off the latest edition of the Wine Spectator Insider in spectacular fashion, with a quintet of 90+ ratings for wines that

You can’t judge a book by its cover, and you can’t judge a wine by its closure – that’s the message from syndicated wine columnist

The Wine Spectator‘s latest Australia report, in the Aug. 31, 2013, issue, says “quality is rising amid a tide of new wines” from the country,

Chicago Tribune (and widely syndicated) wine writer Bill St. John takes a look at Grenache in a new article this week. It’s a fascinating exploration

From Wine Spectator‘s June 12, 2013, “Insider”:

It’s no great revelation that when it comes to wine commentary and criticism, the times they are a changin’, with more voices and more dialog.

The Two Hands Flagship Series wines represent the vary finest selection of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache made by the winery each vintage. Now, hot-of-the-presses