| MADEIRA | Wine produced along with some Shiraz (7) |
| FEZ | Something for the head chef? Some shiraz, at the end (3) |
| IBIZA | Some shiraz I binned back in holiday island |
| PESETAS | The tapes' ETA seen along with some old Spanish money (7) |
| EMBRACE | Welcome me back along with some support (7) |
| CRICKET | Game to keep a cool head along with some sort of ticker (7) |
| IRANIAN | Queen, one engaged by body of wine, one linked to Shiraz? (7) |
| CENTRED | A small decimal coin and shiraz wine, say, are put in the middle (7) |
| RHIZOME | Rootstock draws attention to bottom of Shiraz in European capital (7) |
| KINDRED | Agreeable Shiraz, say, for family (7) |
| TUNISIA | Enthusiast up regularly in Shiraz country (7) |
| LOADSTONE | It's carried along with some weight, like a magnet (9) |
| ROLLER | Roll along, with some hesitation, making deliveries (6) |
| ENTOURAGE | Draw up a new route, eg, along with some followers (9) |
| BOLTS | Runs away, along with some nuts, say (5) |
| ASSOCIATES | Goes along with some work colleagues (10) |
| TRAPEZE | Peter Andre's beginning to get sloshed, quaffing butt of Shiraz in swingers' bar (7) |
| TANUNDA | In which Barossa town is Turkey Flat winery, where shiraz vines were planted in 1847 making them among the oldest vines in Australia? (7) |
| IRANAIR | Flier to Shiraz |
| REDWINE | Merlot or Shiraz, eg (3,4) |
