Wild & Free - Natural fermention, nothing added to ferments - natural yeasts only, slow natural ferments create pure expressions of flavour from our Vineyards in the elevated mountains along the Torrens Gorge, Mt Bera Sweetly ripe and inviting, the bouquet shows dark plum, olive, game, rich floral and nutmeg aromas, leading to a beautifully weighted palate offering silky flow, backed by fine texture and polished tannins. Harmonious and soothing with a lingering supple finish.

Wild & Free - Natural fermention, nothing added to ferments - natural yeasts only, slow natural ferments create pure expressions of flavour from our Vineyards in the elevated mountains along the Torrens Gorge, Mt Bera.

This 100% Pinot Noir wine has aromas of fresh strawberry and maraschino cherries. Intense flavours of cherry and strawberries. The palate is round and beautifully balanced.

Deep brick-red with tawny tints at the rim; the bouquet is all about licorice Or aniseed, blackberry conserve, dark chocolate, plum-pips and smoky Or toasty Or charred elements. Some vanilla Or coconut oak influences and mellow tertiary notes from aged development. It's rich and rounded, ample and even opulent on the tongue, filling the mouth with flavour which is mellow, tertiary and complex, definitely not just simple fruit.

Mt Beras Amphitheatre vineyard is planted on 2 slopes of a massive natural amphitheatre between our other vineyards. One bird can create music to be heard everywhere. Hopefully the grapes collect the music, and you find yourself singing along with our native bird population. Mulberries, coriander, orange peel and nutmeg on the nose, as well as some licorice. Its medium bodied, bright and cool, with fine grained tannins and an elegant, subtly spicy finish. Drink or hold. James Suckling.

Mt Bera’s Amphitheatre vineyard is planted on 2 slopes of a massive natural amphitheatre between our other vineyards. One bird can create music to be heard everywhere. Hopefully the grapes collect the music, and you find yourself singing along with our native bird population. Rich black fruit is contrasted by peppery flavors and boisterous acidity in this food-friendly Austrian red. Blaufränkisch, also known as Lemberger in Germany, is celebrated for its versatility and its ability to pair with a wide range of dishes. This grape variety is also a parent of Zweigelt.