In 2004, Robert Parker named Two Hands "the finest négociant operation south of the equator." Then, in 2005, fifteen of its wines received 90+ ratings from Parker’s Wine Advocate. In 2007 Wine Spectator named 2005 Bella’s Garden as #5 wine of the year.

 ‘Quality, without compromise’ is central to the Two Hands philosophy, driving all the decisions from fruit and oak selection to packaging and promotion.  This relatively new player to the market has garnered numerous awards and accolades over the last few years.  The 2000 harvest was first vintage for Two Hands and the focus was Shiraz (which still accounts for 80% of their crush), but their golden touch goes beyond just that one grape. 
It wasn’t long before the winery’s many Shiraz offerings began to attract 90+ scores in the most influential and prestigious wine press. Here we have the opportunity to sample a range of their wines from both the ‘Picture’ and the ‘Garden Series’.  Taste for yourself and find out why this winery has had wines on the Wine Spectator’s Top 100 List for the last six years in a row.