Terroirs of the Barossa
The Terroirs of the Barossa looks to highlight the unique wine flavour characteristics qualities of the individual sub-regions, or ‘Parishes’ in the Barossa.
These differences stem from the relationships between man and place, with soils, climate zones, viticulture, aspects and water access, all playing important roles in the flavour of the grapes of these sites.
Terroirs of the Barossa Eden Valley Shiraz
The Eden Valley with its altitude and ancient soils creates a range of shiraz flavours that are taut and more edgy than their near neighbours on the Valley floor
VINTAGES: 2016
The Eden Valley with its altitude and ancient soils creates a range of shiraz flavours that are taut and more edgy than their near neighbours on the Valley floor
VINTAGES: 2016
Terroirs of the Barossa Marananga Shiraz
An exciting sub-regional snapshot of the Marananga parish. Centred in the North West quadrant of the Barossa provides some of the Valley’s most powerful wines from the red brown loam clay soils with s...
VINTAGES: 2016
An exciting sub-regional snapshot of the Marananga parish. Centred in the North West quadrant of the Barossa provides some of the Valley’s most powerful wines from the red brown loam clay soils with s...
VINTAGES: 2016
