South Australia, Australia

THE ATTRACTION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The Signal Post, South Australia, Australia The South Australia region has a great attraction for winemakers because of its fertile soil , special terroirs and their unique characteristics. As a result, there has been an exceptional growth of mainly talented and qualitative winemakers in recent decades. They are ambitious, highly educated, innovative and work with state-of-the-art wine techniques and, if possible, sustainable.

RIVERLAND

Riverland is ' the' growing wine region in Australia and is responsible for almost a third of Australia's total production. And is known for its consistent fruit quality such as Shiraz, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and many other international varieties. Vineyards can be found longest river the Mighty Murray, the lifeblood of the vineyards! With terroir of rugged landscapes and beautiful limestone cliffs .

BAROSSA VALLEY

Famous for its Shiraz , the Barossa Valley is one of the world's most famous wine regions. Barossa is just 70km north-east of Adelaide and borders the Riverlands, encompassing both the Barossa Valley and Eden Valley.

COONAWARRA

The Coonawarra region is world famous for producing exceptional red wines. Situated 380 kilometres south east of Adelaide lies the secret; rich red terra rossa soil, limestone , pure underground water and a long cool ripening season for the grapes.

LANGHORNE CREEK

The cool climate region of Langhorne Creek, just 70km south east of Adelaide , South Australia, produces some of the finest grapes in Australia. The area has its origins in the wide floodplains influenced by the Angas rivers and magnificent Red Gum trees (related to the eucalypts).

ADELAIDE HILLS

The Adelaide Hills wine region is located in the Mount Lofty Ranges and east of Adelaide. Stretching in a narrow strip approximately 70km long, the highest vineyards are between 600 and 650 metres in altitude . Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay are particularly well suited to the cool conditions of the region.

MCLAREN VALE

Due to the unique microclimate the McLaren vale region has soft influences from the sea , warm days and cool nights this region is a favorite with many winemakers. For example, Shiraz, Grenache and Tempranillo can be found.

WINE MAKER

Each of their wines are unique and tell their own story ; soil, weather, geological location and grape variety have their influence on the winemaking style. Winemaker Briged Nolan MW combines traditional winemaking processes with proven technological innovations . This allows her to guarantee the worldwide high expectations and constant quality requirements. Winemaker Briged Nolan is not only a Master of Wine but also a graduate of the University of Melbourne - Science and Viticulture . All qualities are in-house!