Greenock  marks the north western outpost of the Barossa Valley and sits on the Western Range at an altitude of almost 300 metres above sea level.

The Keller Vineyard, was planted in the 1950’s with the most traditional of Barossa varieties - Shiraz, Grenache and Mataro - on the traditional red clay soils so common in this region.

The wines from here  show the fragrance and delicacy aligned to the power for which the north-western Barossa is famed. With abundant fragrance and fruit sweetness supported by a latent richness beneath, these are wines that will richly reward extended cellaring.

LOCATION:

North Western Barossa Valley

SUB-REGION:

Greenock

VARIETIES PLANTED:

Shiraz, Grenache, & Mataro

VINE AGE:

Grenache and Mataro planted 1945, Grenache planted 1954 & 1964, Shiraz planted 2001

VINEYARD SIZE:

28 acres 

SOIL TYPE:

Red clay over limestone

ASPECT:

A gently undulating site with contour planting throughout

TORBRECK WINES:

The Steading, The Struie