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Here at Label Wines, we put incredible thought and love into everything we do, which is why we decided to build a community where we ourselves would enjoy the experience of sourcing wine.
Most importantly, we wanted to build an inclusive and joyful space where wine lovers from around the world could unite and be introduced to boutique-style wines previously reserved for well-off globetrotting connoisseurs visiting the actual vineyards.
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Our journey and love for wine began in 1994 working in Vineyards situated in the premium wine regions of McLaren Vale and Currency Creek in South Australia. The artistic method it takes to produce quality wine from vine to glass developed our passion for the industry.
After searching extensively across several regions of Argentina, François Lurton planted his vines in the Uco Valley, in the foothills of the Andes Cordillera, at an altitude of 1,100 m, in semi-desert conditions.
This is a company that has thrown itself headfirst into the modern, young, hip and inventive side of McLaren Vale, approaching winemaking in a way that feels fresh, bold, boisterous flavours, this is a winery that demands your attention.
Churchview pride themselves on cultivating, crafting and cherishing the land, the grapes and the wines. As stewards of the land, Churchview has worked hard to transform the conventionally operated farm, to a fully organically operated vineyard. After 15 years Churchview gained the certification in 2020.
Created to rival the wines of Champagne, Clover Hill blends the finest traditions of this famous region with its own distinguished Tasmanian style. Using only the traditional varieties of Champagne – Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier – Clover Hill produces its sparkling wines in the traditional Méthode Champenoise.
Domaine de Nizas holds the highest (strictest) HVE sustainable certification and has been using organic viticultural practices since 2007. A deep and strict respect for the land, along with the people they depend on to work it, creates balanced biodiversity that undeniably comes through Domaine de Nizas' range of wines.
Established in 1967, Hungerford Hill is a boutique estate in the Hunter Valley. Hungerford Hill has a proud reputation for producing distinguished wines and providing a memorable cellar door experience. Guided by accomplished winemaker Bryan Currie, Hungerford Hill’s able team produce wines packed with character and Interest.
The Negretti family produces world class Barolo on their estate which stretches out around 13 hectares of vineyards on prime wine-growing slopes in the villages of La Morra, Roddi and Monforte d’Alba.
The folk over at Ortus Wines are onto a good thing. As part of their regional series, they pick and choose the best grapes from the best vineyards across the best winemaking regions the land down under has to offer. Ortus ranges from making classics that are true to the region to wines that offer a different perspective from typical.
The creation of a couple of chaps bored by what the wine business had become, who had been poking around long enough to remember when being a winemaker was fun, and drinking the stuff was good for you ... and fun. These are off-piste, off centre wines that are thoroughly delicious and will improve any occasion. All are made in a style which is fruit forward with savoury complexity, usually with an unusual twist.
The wines are all handpicked, with the vines also being hand pruned. Each barrel for the Grenache is chosen carefully with thought and consideration to taste. While with the Rosé, Paggy stood watching the grapes during skin contact, for the perfect blush colouring she desired. The Poppy the Frenchie Wines are also 100% vegan!
Dan Graham takes the Sigurd name from his Norwegian great-grandfather, who shared a similarly mischievous outlook. Sigurd Wines was born in 2012 with just two tonnes of Grenache from Blewitt Springs, which Dan fermented on a friend’s veranda. This follows a career that has taken him to Central Otago, Alentejo, Bordeaux, Hermitage, Barolo and around New South Wales and Barossa, including a stint at Jacob’s Creek.
Established in 1969, Taltarni Vineyards is one of the pioneering wineries of Victoria’s Pyrenees wine region. Founder John Goelet, a direct descendant of the Guestier wine merchant family of Bordeaux, discovered and purchased Taltarni Vineyard after conducting a worldwide search for a site comparable to the great vineyards of Bordeaux.
Our wines have received many accolades, and we believe this is the result of our focus on nurturing wine from the vine to the glass. The Tokar Estate vineyard was planted in the late 1990s, in the heart of the Yarra Valley’s ‘golden mile’, on Maddens Lane, Coldstream. This sought after area has produced many of the great wines the region is renowned for.
The Tyrrell’s estate, nestled in the foothills of the Brokenback Range in the Hunter Valley, is a unique patchwork of vineyards. Thriving in a diverse range of soils, from sandy loams lying on ancient creek beds to heavier red clays over limestone, these vineyards produce some of the most distinctive and refined wines in the world.
Founder and Winemaker of Dewey Station Wine's, Stefan Dewey, has a great fascination with the land in which our grapes are grown. A fascination that started through the enthusiastic delivery of many a unrequested geology lesson by his mentor and old friend, Stuart Bourne. Each region, sub region and individual vineyard site has it own climate, aspect and soil profile (unique DNA) that contributes to the growth and style of fruit that it produces. From the sandy loams over black clay that are typical of the Barossa's Southern Grounds to the ironstone rich, red yellow and brown loams over red clay of the Northern Grounds - distinct and identifiable characters are yielded from countless individual sites throughout the masterpiece that is the Barossa Valley. These unique variations and expressions of the land are the reason winemakers feel both spoilt and honoured to produce wines from this great region.
Grape growing has been part of the Pfeiffer family way of life for four generations. Founder, Martin Pfeiffer grew up on a vineyard, as his father before him, and afforded his kids the same opportunity at Penfolds’ Kalimna Estate. As Penfolds’ Head Vineyard Manager, Martin was fortunate enough to obtain cuttings from the famous ‘Grange’ vineyards (the Kalimna 3C clone), which were the 1st plantings on the estate in 1994. Still family owned, by Martin’s son Sam, the vineyard is now run using organic and biodynamic practices to produce both quality fruit and exceptional wines.
Head Wines was started in 2006 by Alex Head. It focuses on single site Rhine varietals from the Barossa and Eden Valleys in South Australia. Head Red is a barrel cull from Barossa vineyards including 'The Blonde', 'The Brunette' and 'The Contrarian' single vineyard Shiraz wines. It allows a preview of the vintage quality to come and keeps the quality of the Single vineyard wines as high as possible. The wine receives 12 months barrel age in predominantly older French hogsheads allowing the vintage and terroir to show clearly. Bottled unfined and unfiltered.
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