Château Tanunda
Château Tanunda, Icon of the Barossa, was established in 1890 and the site of some of the Valley’s earliest vines as well as its first winery.
About the winery
Château Tanunda, Icon of the Barossa, was established in 1890 and the site of some of the Valley’s earliest vines as well as its first winery. The Château is privately owned by the Geber family who continue a tradition of fine winemaking spanning three centuries.
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Location
South Australia
History & Geography
Established in 1890, Château Tanunda is: - Home to some of the earliest plantings of vines in the Barossa Valley, dating back to 1845 - Australia’s largest (37,674 square feet) and oldest wine Château - A designated monument in Australia’s Register of State Heritage Places - The only Australian Château to be recognized as such in the European union - Rated in the top 20 wineries of Australia (Huon Hooke – 2019) Owner John Geber and his family are proud to have Château Tanunda stand once again as a regional hero winery in the Barossa since taking ownership in 1998. With the ‘Old Vines Series’ and ‘The Everest’ Wines, Château Tanunda received regular international recognition by renowned wine critics and wine shows for producing some of the best wines in the world. The iconic 150 Year Old Vines 1858 Field Blend, 100 Year Old Vines Shiraz as well as The Everest Grenache and The Everest Shiraz are treasured by wine critics, wine lovers and wine collectors alike.
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