BAROSSA WINE
Welcome to Barossa Wine where you will find everything you need to know about what goes into making the wines of Barossa: the vineyards, grape growing, winemaking, landscapes, history and of course, the people. With 175 years of history of grape growing, winemaking and storytelling, there is a wealth of information to be discovered here.
BAROSSA VINTAGES
Vintage Reports
BAROSSA CHAPTERS
The Regional Story
BAROSSA DIRT
Behind the Scenes in Barossa
Your selfie is not worth it 🚫📷
Entering our vineyards, even just for a moment to take a quick photo, can have a disastrous impact.
Your shoes, clothing and tyres can transmit pests and diseases that can kill our vineyards.
These pests, including the devastating phylloxera which wiped out Europe's vineyards in the 1800s, can't be seen by the naked eye. You won't know and neither will we, until it's too late.
There is no treatment or cure.
We need your help to protect our vines. Please find another way to celebrate the beauty of our region and take your photos from outside the vineyards.
Our vines, wines and community will continue to thank you for generations to come. 🙏
To learn more click the 👉 #linkinbio
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Whether you’re embarking on an epic South Australian road trip or dreaming about a day trip from Adelaide – you’ll definitely want to include the Barossa as a destination!
Perfect for the self-drive adventurer, your travels will lead you through the Barossa’s gorgeous landscapes, historic towns and villages and renowned wine and culinary experiences.
Choose a wine and food trail, take a day trip tip from a local, go your own way or rest your head during an epic road trip - and discover the beauty of the Barossa for yourself.
Start your Barossa journey here… 👉 #linkinbio
2-minute reads! 🤓
Swipe and enjoy some bite-sized history!
It's a new era...Barossa’s winemakers lead a new high-altitude fine wine revolution.
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🧠🔎 What are the top 5 things you should know about Barossa wine?
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”Really tight, yet starting to open up still has gorgeous fruit and a lovely firm finish”
Congratulations to our winner...
🏆Best Museum Red Wine
THE FERMENTIS TROPHY
St Hugo 2015 Single Vineyard Barossa Valley Hahn Shiraz
@sthugowines
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“I love that when I bump into people at the football, in the supermarket, down the street or wherever, that those people have known my family. Through my parents, grandparents and now they are getting to know my children, that is something special that would be hard to replicate in any city.” ❤️
Quick to laugh with a heart dedicated to the region, meet James Lindner, Co Family Proprietor @langmeilwinery 👉 #linkinbio
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Take the rare and special opportunity to step inside one of our beautiful cellar doors and learn how the science and hard work of grape growing has, for generations, supported the art and magic of winemaking in the Barossa.
Or be guided through a food and wine matching class, perhaps with a focus on cheese, chocolate or even tea blending - the opportunities are only limited by your imagination.
The Barossa is alive with experiences. We invite you to explore with us.
Plan your next adventure 👉 #linkinbio
📷 Grant Burge Wines - Ultimate Wine and Chocolate Experience
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Glory to Barossa!
Last weekend the Barons of Barossa inducted seven new members to the illustrious fraternity. The welcoming of the new Barons acknowledges those who have made considerable contributions to the region, in wine, viticulture, the arts and the community. Their energy, drive and dedication to the core values of Barossa make them worthy of acknowlegement.
Congratulations to:
Viticulturists Chris Rogers and Nigel Blieschke
Winemakers Tim Smith and John Hughes
Wine professional Sally Johnson
Artist Virginia Armstrong
and Community volunteer Phil Armstrong.
Learn more about the dedication of our new Barons #linkinbio
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@baronsofbarossa
Hear Me Roar... gin!
Hear Me Roar, the brand brought to life by the Australian Women in Wine Awards has released a gin, just in time for the Festive Season.
Funds raised from the gin will go towards helping women in wine do exactly what it says on the label... find their voices and roar! Almost $40,000 was raised from the inaugural brand release, a Shiraz, in 2019.
We're incredibly proud to acknowledge the Barossa partners in this initiative:
@luciddistilling
@tarac_australia
@cclaustralia
@brand_warrior_communications
@calabriafamilywines
Pre-release orders are open now, with the expected release later this month making it a perfect gift idea!
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2-minute reads! 🤓
Barossa is a region with a very interesting past full of historical characters and events that shaped the culture and the community to be the way it is today.
How did it all come to be? Swipe and enjoy some bite-sized history!
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Image 1 - The Courier Mail
Image 2 - The Real Review
”It is a truly elegant wine with really fine-grained tannins”
Congratulations to our winner...
🏆Best Shiraz and Cabernet blend
THEA STILLER COOPERS TROPHY
Henschke 2019 Keyneton Euphonium
@henschke
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Views and special visits 🦘🌿
Beautiful shot by 📷 @seabrook_wines
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Meet John and Tim Duval.
It seems the berry hasn’t fallen too far from the vine when it comes to the father/son team behind @johnduvalwines.
John's passion and strong work ethic led him to succeed in the wine industry from a young age.
These values continued with eldest son, Tim who joined the family business following a successful career in law.
Learn more about this father & son duo and their fascinating story 👉 #linkinbio
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On your next visit to Barossa check out the whispering wall.
”Set in the Barossa Reservoir, just outside of Williamstown this wall is over 110 years old. However, it isn’t its age that makes it famous, but its musical abilities
Whispered words can be heard from the other end of the dam 140 metres away, despite the incredible distance. Try it for yourself – hold a conversation with someone from side to side and see how much you can hear!”
- Sightseeing Tours Australia, 2022
Beautiful shot by 📷 emj402
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2-minute reads! 🤓
Swipe and enjoy some bite-sized history!
Barossa is a region with a very interesting past full of historical characters and events that shaped the culture and the community to be the way it is today.
Want to find out more? click the 👉 #linkinbio
#barossawine
The Barossa Farmers Market during the Butcher, Baker, and Winemaker challenge - judged by the lady who officially opened the Market 20 years ago, Maggie Beer. 🎉
Killer photo by 📷 @ashton_hurn
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”My Winery of the Year has an indecent number of recommendations in this year's roll-call of greats” - Matthew Jukes
Congratulations @torbreckbarossa, named '100 Best Australian Wines' Australian Winery of the Year
The 17th edition of this report represents the finest one hundred Australian wines available on the shelves in the UK. Every wine in the list gained excellent scores from Matthew, and eight of Torbreck's wines were included in the report.
Catch up on all the reviews by hitting the #linkinbio
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”A tight wine, graphite, mineral, long... Beautiful”
Congratulations to our winner...
🏆Best Cabernet Sauvignon
THE BAROSSA ENTERPRISES TROPHY
Peter Lehmann Wines 2021 Hill & Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
@peterlehmannwines
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Ever wanted to wander amongst the vines which are off-limits to the general public?
Our Signature Immersive Wine Experiences will take you behind the scenes into the vineyard, with local hosts, blending deeper wine discovery and all those things only a local will know.
👉 To find and book your exclusive entry now hit the #linkinbio
And please remember, never enter a vineyard when you're not on a hosted tour. Our vines' safety (and our future wines) thank you.
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“𝗚𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗶𝘁 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘆𝗼𝘂’𝘃𝗲 𝗴𝗼𝘁, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄” - 𝗣𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝘁𝘆𝗲𝗼
Working as the company viticulturist for @Greenockcreekwines since 2007, Peter lives by the well-worn idea that wine is made in the vineyard. Each plot is tended with a view to delivering the highest quality grapes to be converted into wine.
Meet Peter 👉 #linkinbio
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