Frequently Asked Questions

What is Queen Adelaide wine?

Queen Adelaide is one of Australia's most recognised wine labels, named for the queen who gave Adelaide its name. It began at the historic Woodley Wines, whose engraving of the German-born monarch first appeared on its finest claret in the 1950s before launching as a range in its own right in 1963 — an immediate success that has remained a trusted favourite for six decades.

What varieties does Queen Adelaide make?

Sippify stocks Queen Adelaide Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Moscato in 750ml bottles. The reds are soft and fruit-driven; the Chardonnay shows white stone fruit and ripe citrus; the Riesling is delicate with lime and lemon and a crisp dry finish; and the Moscato is juicy and luscious with a gentle spritz.

Is Queen Adelaide good value wine?

Queen Adelaide has built its reputation over sixty years on exactly that promise: honest, approachable varietal wines at a price that keeps the table generous. They're made to be opened and enjoyed rather than cellared — reliable midweek drinking and a safe choice when you're catering for a crowd with mixed tastes.

What food goes with Queen Adelaide Moscato?

Moscato's gentle sweetness and low alcohol make it a natural with fresh fruit, fruit tarts, panna cotta and lighter desserts, and it's excellent with spicy Asian dishes where sweetness tames chilli heat. Serve it thoroughly chilled, around 6–8°C. It's also a good aperitif for guests who find dry wine too austere.

Can I buy Queen Adelaide wine by the case?

Yes — Queen Adelaide is available by the bottle or by the carton at Sippify, and carton pricing is the best value. Sippify delivers Australia-wide (excluding NT and some remote areas), usually dispatching within 1–2 business days.

Queen Adelaide

A famous name in Australian wine since 1963

Est.: range launched 1963; Woodley Wines heritage
Region: South Australia

Named for the queen who gave Adelaide its name, Queen Adelaide began life at the historic Woodley Wines, whose engraving of the German-born monarch first graced its finest claret in the 1950s before launching as a range in its own right in 1963. It was an immediate success - and went on to become one of Australia's most recognised wine labels.

The promise has never changed: honest, approachable varietal wines at a price that keeps the table generous. Crisp Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc, juicy Moscato, spicy Shiraz and berry-rich Cabernet Sauvignon - reliable favourites for six decades and counting.

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