Mr Mick' is a new range of wines launched by Tim Adams; one of Australia's most talented winemakers. The range is named in honour of K.H Knappstein; a legend of Australian wine and a former mentor of Tim Adams.

This newly 2010 Mr Mick Shiraz is another super drinking red wine that's attracted plenty of recent of interest. At under $15, it's hard to think of a better value Aussie Shiraz currently on the market.

"Bargain Of The Week. This is Tim Adams' budget label, named in honour of his mentor, Mick Knappstein. It has good depth of colour, simple red-fruit and herbal aromas and is clean and well made. It is lighter weighted within the shiraz context; smooth and easygoing with moderate tannins. Now to four years. 14 per cent alcohol. Food: Herbed rissoles."- Huon Hooke, goodfood.com.au.

"When Tim Adams made this wine in 2010 he would never have imagined a year down the track owning the historic Leasingham Winery. He sourced shiraz from the Rogers, Sheeoak and Vine vineyards, made the wine and moved it to oak barrels for maturation. The wine emerged from barrel 18 months later and Adams allocated it to the brand new Mr Mick label - a budget brand created for the old Leasingham operation. It’s a lovely wine at this price, showing attractive cherry-like and spicy shiraz varietal aroma and flavours. The palate’s rich but not heavy, and the tannins soft and easy."- Chris Shanahan 2012, The Canberra Times, November 11, 2012.

"Here’s a good value wine. Spice, dark fruit, some mint and toasty vanilla oak. Medium weight mixed berry flavour and oak seasoning the recipe-massaged smooth and tasty-length good. Can’t imagine anyone not enjoying this typical fleshy Clare Valley, not least given the price."- Gary Walsh, The Wine Front.