Originally the Christian Bible Church for the local area, then later also used as a parish school; the chapel closed in its centenary year (1965) and fell into disrepair until its restoration in the 1970s by Adelaide Professor Tom Nelson. Tom commenced the establishment of a winery and the Chapel Hill brand in 1973 and six years later the site was purchased by a partnership of the Sellick and Gerrard families who enjoyed considerable success i...
There are two vineyards that comprise the Chapel Hill Estate. The Winery Vineyard was first planted in 1977 by Tom Nelson after he purchased the Old Chapel and adjoining land in 1973. At our Winery Vineyard we are fortunate to be the custodians of one of the most unique and inspiring sites in McLaren Vale. The gentle undulating soils, which are derived from prized ancient rock formations, are further enhanced by our elevation as the site pe...
As an active member of the local community, wine industry and the broader global community, we believe we have a responsibility to pursue sustainable practices across all aspects of our business and be aware of the impacts of our actions.
ENVIRONMENT
Our environmental policy is to ensure we make the most efficient use of our limited resources. We are highly conscious of our responsibility towards our neighbours and the Onkapar...
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