We have all been shocked by the recent passing of Morgan Dunn and not quite sure how to celebrate his life. Shanteh Wale has penned

If we personified the South Australian GI as a family, Langhorne Creek would be the middle child – a consistent high achiever, rarely acknowledged. Despite

Growing up in the Barossa, and being the sixth generation of a well-known family in the wine trade, it’s not at all surprising that Trent

Parker Estate and its First Growth Cabernet Sauvignon mark a high point in Coonawarra ambitions. This eJournal explores the founding of what was originally known

If you haven’t picked up the Glaetzer wines of late, it’s time to revisit them. Not because a great deal has changed in the philosophy

Jackson Brooke is an affable bloke who successfully turned his love of drinking wine into making it. While studying a science degree at University of

A sense of unity is the Barossa wine region’s great strength. Almost all of its successes since the 1840s stem from the local wine industry

Settled in 1847 by the Silesean Lutherans, Krondorf was one of the most important settlements in the Barossa Valley. Their practices of self-sufficiency and early