Georgiadis Estates Vineyard

Situated in Marananga on the prestigious "Golden Mile" of the Barossa Valley, often referred to by Paul as the Rodeo Drive of the region, our Barossa Valley winery boasts a rich history. Planted in 1995, the vineyard was specifically established to produce premium wine grapes for Penfold's iconic wines. Now, our vineyard is also home to emerging varieties such as Sangiovese, Nero d'Avola, Xinomavro, and Xynisteri, showcasing the evolution of our winemaking approach.

The diverse soils across our vineyard range from red-brown loams over red clay with ironstone to red-brown loams over clay and limestone. At the hill's peak, you’ll find sand over yellow clay, combined with buckshot ironstone. With an altitude ranging from 250-290m above sea level, our location offers natural protection against severe frost, ensuring the health of our vines. Irrigation is applied only during critical stages of phenology, promoting ideal physiological ripeness.

At our Barossa Valley winery, every detail of vineyard management is carefully attended to. We employ advanced technology to monitor soil moisture at various levels, allowing us to make informed decisions based on both observation and scientific data for the best possible results.

Paradigm Vineyard

Nestled next to the picturesque Gnadenfrei Lutheran Church, the vineyard is located in the heart of Marananga, within the renowned Western Ridge of the Barossa Valley. Purchased in 2011, the vineyard's aged vines, ranging from 50 to 90 years old, have been revitalized to produce some of the finest Cabernet and Shiraz in the Barossa Valley.

The soils here are primarily red-brown loams over red clay, with scattered ironstone and quartz. The vineyard sits at an altitude of 280-320m above sea level, and the views from this vineyard envelope the most photographed site in the Barossa Valley—the iconic Avenue of Palms. While the vineyard is mostly non-irrigated, we apply strategic irrigation during the winter months to ensure there is reserved moisture at depth for the dry seasons ahead.