Grove Estate Hilltops Primitivo
The 2017 Primitivo is from our original plantings of Primitivo planted in 1996. These vines were taken from cuttings at Cape Mentelle. The vines now resemble a bush vine and with lots of hand thinning and trimming we are able to nurture this difficult variety into this lovely wine.
Eden Road Canberra Syrah
Altera Terra Sanctus Shiraz
A cool climate Shiraz that resembles many of the finest french examples. Lovely graphite notes, pepper, spices, and elegant fruit weaved in for good measure. Medium bodied. Elegant and age-worthy.
Grove Estate The Garibaldi Shiraz
A 100% Hilltops blend of Nebbiolo 60% and Shiraz 40%. Estate grown at Grove Estate.
Grove Estate Wherehaveyou Bin MCB Merlot Cabernet Barbera
A Blend of Cabernet, Merlot and Barbera. A very popular wine
Grove Estate Kingsvale Shiraz
The 2013 year was a drought year and therefore the wine is a much bigger wine than the typical Hilltops Shiraz Strong rich red fruits such as blackberries and plums. beautifully balanced and ready to drink in 2022 to 2023.
Bit O Heaven Wines Hilltops Cabernet Sauvignon
This Cabernet Sauvignon is grown at our Bit O Heaven vineyard on the Southern side of Young at an elevation of 550 meters. The rich red soil produces magnificient dry land Cabernet.
Hungerford Hill Classic Hilltops Tempranillo Graciano
Tempranillo and Graciano grown on the red soils of the Hilltops region near Young, NSW; were vinified seperately before blending and matuaration. The savoury and smooth Tempranillo is complimented by the spicey fruit and structure of Graciano, the resultant wine has greater intensity, depth and length.
Boydell's Reserve Shiraz Viognier
A beautiful blend of Shiraz and Viognier from the Hilltops region. This wine has lifted perfume and dark berry characteristics.
Sommita Nebbiolo
The 2018 Nebbiolo was handpicked on the 28th March. This is realativly early for this variety. The fruit was the transfered to ther Cloankilla Winery were Bryan Martin natuarlly ferments the berries virtually undamaged for 4 weeks. The ferment begins within the berry and continues very slowly over time. The wine is then transferred into Oak Puncheons where it awaits bottling.