Craneford Wines Fire Station Shiraz 2019
Named after the Truro fire station in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Destemmed fruit was crushed into a small 5 tonne fermenter. Manual pumped overs through ferment for 14 […]
Named after the Truro fire station in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Destemmed fruit was crushed into a small 5 tonne fermenter. Manual pumped overs through ferment for 14 […]
This sees the same winemaking as its sibling the Basket Press. Destemmed fruit with fermentation in 10 tonne static fermenters, with twice daily pump-overs. After ten days, the wine was […]
Craneford have been around since 1978 and located in the heart of Barossa Valley in Truro and ‘honour the legacy of previous winemakers Carol Riebke and John Glaetzer. Winemaking sees […]
Y Series now starts to have its own identity away from the ‘Yalumba’ apron stings, with production officially by Hill-Smith Family Estates. The eternal question is asked, can you get […]
Wild ferment and vegan friendly. With fruit harvested from all over South Australia. Residual sugars sitting at 8.3g/l. Winemaker is Andy La Nauze. Y Series, Prosecco, South Australia,NV  Very […]
Part of a new ‘Lighter’ series, with reduced (but not zero) alcohol. The neck label stating only 50 calories per 100mls. Fruit from the major regions of South Australia. Made […]
Fruit from the major regions of South Australia. Made with traditional grapes of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Residual sugars of 8.5g/l. Wild ferment and vegan friendly. Winemaker is Andy La […]
Budget and environmentally friendly, HSFE (formerly branded as Yalumba) have released their entries in the No-Lo market. Winemaker is Kiki Han. Y Series, Lighter, Shiraz, South Australia, 2023  Deep […]
Sourced from the Ancestor vines (planted 1889) in the Yalumba Tri-Centenary block. Last vintage (the 2021), celebrated winemaker Kevin Glastonbury pushed the boat out with a 250 day post-ferment maceration. […]
A new release for the Distinguished Sites range. Dry grown fruit sourced from the 58 year old vineyard Barossa Valley floor in the Marananga sub-region . Wild ferment and matured […]