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Sami-Odi

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Sami-Odi Barossa Syrah from Fraser McKinley: Hoffmann Dallwitz, Little Wine and Our Hill, made in tiny quantities and allocated.

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Sami-Odi

2023 Sami-Odi Hoffmann Dallwitz Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$300

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Sami-Odi Little Wine #14 Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$230

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2022 Sami-Odi Hoffmann Dallwitz Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$285

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Sami-Odi Little Wine #13 Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$220

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Sami-Odi

Sami-Odi Little Wine #12 Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$190

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Sami-Odi Little Wine #10 Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$80

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2019 Sami-Odi Hoffmann Dallwitz Syrah

Barossa Valley · Shiraz

$80

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About Sami-Odi

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Sami-Odi is a highly regarded boutique winery located in the Barossa Valley, South Australia. Founded and run by winemaker Fraser McKinley, the estate has earned a cult reputation for producing exceptional small-batch Syrah wines that reflect purity, precision, and a deep sense of place. McKinley, who manages nearly every aspect of production himself, follows a philosophy of minimal intervention, working with organically farmed fruit and emphasizing natural expression through whole-bunch fermentation, gentle handling, and minimal sulfur additions.

Production at Sami-Odi is intentionally tiny — typically around a thousand cases per year — which has made its wines among the most sought-after in Australia. The winery’s portfolio includes several standout bottlings such as Hoffmann Dallwitz Syrah, sourced from ancient vines in the iconic Hoffmann vineyard; Little Wine, a multi-vintage Syrah blend that showcases balance and complexity across years; and Our Hill Syrah, produced from McKinley’s own vineyard in Angaston, Eden Valley. Each wine reflects a meticulous attention to detail and the individuality of its vineyard source.

Over the years, Sami-Odi has developed a devoted following among collectors and wine lovers for its authenticity, elegance, and rarity. With limited releases and a long waiting list for allocations, securing a bottle has become a mark of distinction for serious enthusiasts. While the winery does not operate a public cellar door, its wines can occasionally be found through exclusive retailers, select importers, or directly via its allocation mailing list.