Wine: Bottle Tree: Cab/Shiraz

New South Wales

New South Wales was the first State in Australia to be colonised by Europeans and subsequently was the first to grow the grapevine (there are no native vitis species in Australia). The State, lying on the continent’s east coast, boasts an incredibly diverse range of climates from coastal, such as the Shoalhaven Coast region lying south of Sydney, to Alpine, across the top of the Great Dividing Range, where hardy growers persist at over 500m above sea level. West of the Great Dividing Range and along the inland flowing Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivers are the warm-climate regions of Riverina and Perricoota and the northern portion of the Swan Hill and Murray Darling. One of Australia’s best known wine zones – the Hunter Valley – is in New South Wales.

Bottle Tree

The family vineyard is planted on our 4th generation sheep station, Warren NSW, Australia. The vineyard is classified as being on the edge of the Outback. Our dry, warm climate is ideally suited to producing fully ripened fruit. Chemical free Vineyard: No chemicals are sprayed on the vines. Our isolation and dry
climate enables us to grow grapes in this manner.

Bursting with blackcurrants. The palate displays subtle pepper & cinnamon spice with a well-rounded finish.

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