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    22:42 PM
  • Wine average?

    92 Tb
  • Country Ranking?

    71
  • Region Ranking?

    10
  • Popularity ranking?

    216

History

Established by the Lindner family in 1944 St Hallett’s initial focus was the production of fortified wines. The first vintage of Old Block Shiraz in 1980 and its success, accelerated a shift of focus towards the premium table wines St Hallett has become renowned for ever since.

Together with other established Barossa winery families such as Rockford, Lehmann, Melton and Burge, St Hallett understood the importance of saving the old vines and focusing on the key varieties for the Barossa region – particularly Shiraz.

Strong long-term relationships with focussed and passionate growers give St Hallett access to the Barossa’s most prized vineyards with some dating back over 100 years. Over time St Hallett has built up a deep understanding of the rich tapestry of sites and climates in the Barossa and with it an appreciation of both dedicated growers and quality vines. An unrivalled dedication to preserving the integrity of these individual growers’ parcels of fruit has always been the St Hallett philosophy. By tailoring fermentation and maturation to each parcel, we reveal the rich textures, depth and diversity of Barossa wine.

 

 

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Vineyards

Interesting blocks make interesting wines. Our team has scoured the Barossa, hand chosen the very best sites and worked with growers to source vines with the right characteristics. By meticulously keeping our parcels separate we have the opportunity to consistently craft fantastic wines as well as to deliver unique wines that represent particular areas of the Barossa. Explore key vineyard sites via our interactive map of the Barossa wine region.

The Barossa has a diverse topography of valleys and slopes with elevations ranging from 130 metres in the southern Barossa Valley through to 550 metres on the cool elevated ridges of the Eden Valley.

With ancient landscapes dating back 200 million years, the Barossa is covered by a patchwork of soil types ranging from deep red and brown clay loams on the valley floor through to shallow and rocky sandy loams on the eastern and western ridges.

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15 different wines with 36 vintages

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