Tag: Barossa Valley
Calabria Family Wines
A vision that became a reality. The Calabria Family Wines story began in 1945 with founders Francesco and Elisabetta Calabria. More than seven decades later, the third generation proudly carries on their grandparents’ values of hard work and innovation. Established 75 years ago, but with a story spanning almost 90 years, the Calabria journey has…
Greenock Creek Vineyard
Our name ‘Greenock Creek Vineyard & Cellars’ neatly captures our winemaking masterplan, which steadfastly adheres to the idea of ‘vineyard first, winery second’. Through each wine we craft, we aim to capture and promote the essence of regional and varietal character, and the distinct identity stamp of its vineyard source. The Barossa Valley is a…
Izway Wines
Izway wines was conceived on a handshake between two Aussie wine makers in a chateau in Beaujolais. Brian Conway and Craig Isbel met during vintage at Chateau de Bluizard in 2002 and after many nights drinking pastis they decided to start their own winery in the Barossa Valley.Craig got to work seeking out half a…
Kellermeister
Kellermeister was originally founded by Ralph Jones in 1976 and named in honour of his German mother, who died when he as a young boy and whose maiden name he recalled as being ‘Keller’ before being anglicized. Ralph’s ambition in establishing Kellermeister was to “play the Curtain Raiser” in the Barossa Valley, hand making, hand…
Soul Growers
Soul Growers stands for everything that is great about the Barossa: shared wisdom, new ideas, mateship and a passion for making and enjoying great wine. It was born out of a friendship of three dedicated souls who saw the opportunity to join forces and chase their dream of creating wines and a brand that reflected…
St Hugo
Every fine wine is created with passion and craftsmanship. But only St Hugo is created to honour the close bond between a father and a son. In the Barossa Valley in 1895, Louis Hugo Gramp was born to a family whose very name is rooted in Australian wine history. Born on 19 September 1895 in…