Banrock Station Wines are bold, flavoursome, easy drinking wines produced from excellent fruit.

Banrock Station Wines are bold, flavoursome, easy drinking wines produced from excellent fruit.

Full bodied an opulent with black plum, red berry fruit and dark chocolate flavours. The palate has smooth tannins and a long finish.

Full bodied with black plum and red berry fruit flavours are enhanced by the Bourbon oak ageing which lead to caramel, maple syrup and wood derived spice and flavour notes.

Full bodied with black plum and red berry fruit flavours are enhanced by the Rum oak ageing which leads to vanilla and toasted almond flavours and a slightly sweet fruit finish.

Full bodied with black plum and red berry fruit flavours are enhanced by the Tawny oak ageing which leads to flavours of caramel, dried fruits and nuts.

Smooth and full bodied with flavours of blackberry, dark chocolate and spicy oak characters, followed by a concentrated palate displaying excellent depth and density.

Highly expressive, wonderfully complex, a beautifully bold, commanding wine style. Fragrant black plum, fresh berry fruits and cinnamon spice, leading to a silky cocoa centre.

A luscious combination of three majestic grape varieties perfected in true Barossa style. Vibrant red berry fruits, fragrant spices and delicate floral aromas on a smooth, silky texture.

Vibrant characteristics of red plum, black pepper and spice create a striking presence.

Gravel Track pays tribute to the long gravel and limestone track that winds its way through Barossa Valley Wine Company's historic 60-year-old Farms vineyard. This wine shows vibrant plum and blackberry characters on the nose with hints of chocolate and earthiness flow through to a rich, bold palate packed with dark fruit flavours. Juicy and fruit driven, powerful yet elegant and with hints of black pepper spice through the mid-palate lead to a rich, velvety tannin finish.

Bay and Barnes leaned on our cousins across the ditch for the grapes to make this classic Australian Chardonnay. Following harvest, fruit was gently pressed before settling. Specially selected yeasts were used to start fermentation. From there the wine was delicately matured on oak and lees stirred to impart lovely toasty flavours and a creamy texture.