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Australia

Since 1979, family owned Maxwell Wines, with its forty acre estate vineyard, has built a reputation for producing hand made, rich and robust reds that combine exquisite fruit quality with structure and finesse. Our estate vineyards are some of the most favorably positioned in the McLaren Vale district. They are positioned on the southern slope and crest of Lumb’s Hill, amongst gently rolling hills just one mile north of the McLaren Vale township’s Main Street. Situated on solid limestone, and in such proximity to the moderating effects of the Gulf of St Vincent, the conditions in the vineyards are ideal and somewhat blessed for producing small quantities of intensely flavored grapes.
Maxwell Wines
 
   

In 1987 Geoff Hardy and his family began planting 30 hectares of vines with the aim of growing the highest quality grapes for producing super premium wines. The site, named Kuitpo ('ky-po') Vineyard, is located along the ridge of the Southwest escarpment of the Mount Lofty Ranges, at a height of between 300 - 350 meters above sea level. The combination of this altitude, climate and ancient soils has made this site ideal for a premium cool climate vineyard. As this vineyard is the first significant planting in the Kuitpo region, most people refer to it now as the 'K1' vineyard.

Geoff Hardy K1 WInes
 
   

Heartland Wines was created by a small group of leading South Australian wine identities who are all good friends and share a passion for making great wine. All Heartland wines are made with fruit from mature vineyards in the Limestone Coast and Langhorne Creek in South Australia. There are three ranges under the Heartland Wines label; Heartland Stickleback, Heartland Coast & Creek and the flagship Directors' Cut Shiraz.

Heartland Wines
 
   

The first Glaetzers settled in the Barossa Valley in 1888 after emigrating from Brandenburg, Germany. The family left Germany on board the Nord-Deutscher Lloyd steamer “Habsburg” and took seven weeks to reach their final destination of Port Adelaide. From here they settled in a country town called Nuriootpa in the Barossa Valley where they started their new life in Australia. The family was some of the earliest recorded viticulturalist in the Barossa Valley and Clare Valley and the current generation is firmly entrenched in the family wine business. The Glaetzer philosophy focuses simply on the production of small volume, super premium wines. The company holds a firm belief that the wines are made in the vineyard - a combination of the French notion terroir and Australian vineyard site knowledge.

Glaetzer Wines
 
   

Known as one of Australia's most prominent boutique wineries, Pertaringa offers superbly crafted wines from the picturesque foothills of McLaren Vale. The name Pertaringa means 'belonging to the hills' and originates from the local indigenous language. The winery has been owned and operated for three decades by two of the country's most well-known and respected viticulturists, Geoff Hardy and Ian Leask. Their passion and experience in the industry is reflected in Pertaringa's award-winning wines.

Pertaringa Wines
 
   

Oliverhill is a small boutique winery located in McLaren Vale South Australia (McLaren Vale has been referred to as the middle palate of Australian wine). Linda and Stuart Miller own this winery, which was founded in 1973, and is near the spectacular Onkaparinga Gorge National Park. They specialise in premium quality, limited production reds. Specifically, a single vineyard Shiraz, "Jimmy Section", coming from a small 5-acre plot planted 30 years ago; a Cabernet Sauvignon, grown on the lower section of the same vineyard along with some Durif; and a Grenache, sourced from the "Bradey Block" vineyard of old bush vines some 80 years old.

Oliverhill Wines
 
   
In March 2002 the DiGiorgio Family became the proud owners of the second oldest winery in Coonawarra. This winery had been known since the early 1950’s as ‘Rouge Homme’ and holds enormous importance within the ‘winescape’ of Australia. The 13.5ha of mature vineyard surrounding the winery is planted on the famous ‘terra rossa’ soil of Coonawarra. These old vineyards have provided the DiGiorgio Family with an invaluable source of premium grapes for their Coonawarra label. The DiGiorgio Family Wines Coonawarra red wines are produced using traditional methods including open top fermentation, extended maturation in oak barrels and in bottle prior to release.
Di Giorgio Family Wines
 

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Italy

Domini Castellare di Castellina, is a group of three wineries, Castellare di Castellina, Rocca di Frassinello and Feudi del Pisciotto, founded by Mr Paolo Panerai, one of the most successful publishers in Italy.

Domini Castellare di Castellina
 
   

Domini Castellare di Castellina, is a group of three wineries, Castellare di Castellina, Rocca di Frassinello and Feudi del Pisciotto, founded by Mr Paolo Panerai, one of the most successful publishers in Italy.

Rocca di Frassinello
 
   

Domini Castellare di Castellina, is a group of three wineries, Castellare di Castellina, Rocca di Frassinello and Feudi del Pisciotto, founded by Mr Paolo Panerai, one of the most successful publishers in Italy.

Feudi del Pisciotto
 
   

La Tenuta San Leonardo is owned by the noble Marchesi Carlo and Anselmo Guerrieri Gonzaga. Although the family has owned vineyards in San Leonardo since the 18th century, the real starting point of their top class reputation is the vintage 1982, when they defined the San Leonardo project with Italian legend oenologist Giancomo Tachis ( One of the fathers of Sassicaia ). Lately, Mr Tachis has retired and has been replaced as an advisor by one of Italy's most gifted winemaker, Carlo Ferrini. Since the beginning, Tenuta San Leonardo has produced wines of legend, a unique and atypical estate setting the pace for Cabernet/Merlot blends from Northern Italy. San Leonardo is one of the very few special producers with one star (more than 10 3-bicchieri awards) in the Gambero rosso guide. The same review ranked San Leonardo among the 50 wines that “changed Italian in the last 20 years”.

Awards:- 11 times 3 glases Gmabero Rosso, 6 times 5 clusters A.I.S., Oscar as the best Italian Red Wine, Oscar as the best Italian company, 12 best wine in the world in Wine Spectator. Top wines in <<L'Espresso>>, Gold Medal in Vinitaly, The sun of Veronelli, Yearbook of the best wines by Luca Maroni and 3 stars in the des vins de France.

Tenuta San Leonardo
 
   

Situated a few miles east of the Barolo/Barbaresco region, the village of Castagnole Lanze is well-known to produce some of the finest barberas from the Asti region. The Bel Sit estate lays in Castagnole in one of the most enviable south facing position, on a hill is shares with the most respected Barbaresco producer of La Spinetta. Indeed, the Barbaresco vineyards are just a stone throw from Bel Sit. In the cellar, operates no less than Ezio Rivella, a legend of Italian winemaking, founder and ex president of the Banfi winery in Montalcino, and honorary president of QIV.

Bel-Sit
 
   

Michele Calo is a family-owned and family-run wine estate located in Tuglie, Apulia, inside the Alezio appellation, of of the Italy's most distinctive terroir for the production of quality Rose wines! Michele Calo is one of the very few wineries in Italy whose main focus is a Rose wine. Their Alezio DOC Rosato is nearly half of the winery's total production. For this reason, the Negroamaro-based Rosato is among Italy's finest. In 2005, was elected best Rose from Italy by the Gambero Rosso Almanacco.

Michele Calo & Figli
 
   

Rizzi controls an impressive collection of premium vine-sites concentrated in Treiso, the appellation's southernmost village. The winery as we know it today was set up in 1974 by Ernesto Dellapiana on his family's XIX century estate. He renovated the family farmstead after reassembling three neighbouring estates: Cascina Rizzi, Cascina Boito and Cascina Manzola.

Cantina Rizzi
 
   

The Birth of the Pianirossi estate is before all the fruit of the vision and efforts of Stefano Sincini, its owner. A respected fashion entrepreneur born and raised in the culture of wine, Sincini discovered this magnificent location in 1999, at a stone throw from Castello Banfi and the first slopes of Montalcino. The vineyard has been completely reorganized, using the best clones and the latest vine training techniques. Natural slopes provide optimum water management and exposition.

Pianirossi
 
   
Longo & Sincini is a brand new company set up by professionals with extensive background in premium wine sales and food distribution on the Italian market. Named after Giovanni & Osvaldo Longo and Stefano Sincini, the company combines the owners' vision, know-how, financial assets and estate facilities to operate an unprecedented service: shipping premium wines & olive oils directly from Italy to importers/wholesalers/distributors based in Asia.
Longo & Sincini
 
   
North of Venice is the beautiful Prosecco wine country, and where the spectacular Villa Sandi Winery is located. Villa Sandi is a winery known as much for its top wines as for its deep cultural connection to the Veneto region. At the heart of the estate is the palatial villa itself, a 17th-cenutry columned neoclassical structure surrounded by a lush green landscape and decorated with antique furniture, lush rugs, elegant chandeliers and classic pieces of Italian sculpture and art.
Villa Sandi
 

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New Zealand

Sharing a passion for adventure, wine, viticulture and the environment, we decided to run our own business in a beautiful and stimulating environment.
Our boutique vineyard is located in Marlborough’s famed Awatere Valley.
Stanley Estates

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Lebanon

Created in 1930 in the cellar of an old 17th century castle, Château Musar is as much the work of a family as the living testimonies of all the civilisations that have tread its soil. After a long stay in France, Gaston Hochar returned to Lebanon and created Château Musar in the cellars of the old 'Mzar' castle in Ghazir, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. What began as a hobby soon became a passion; a passion inspired by an initial encounter with renowned viticulturist Ronald Barton while he was stationed in Lebanon during the Second World War. The family's love for wine grew and in 1959, after completing his oenology diploma in Bordeaux, the eldest son, Serge, entered the business. Some call him the magician, the man behind this extraordinary wine. His response is that he only seeks is to translate what nature intended. Serge's younger brother Ronald, named after the late Barton, took over Château Musar's marketing and finance departments in 1962.

Chateau Musar

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France

A winemaking company Fournier Père et Fils represents a typical example of a family wine business, when experience and traditions in wine production pass across the generations. Industry, persistence and confidence in one’s power made it possible to expand the areas (beginning from 5 ha in 1950) of vineyards in such winemaking appellations of Valée de la Loire as Sancerre, Pouilly-Fumé and Menetou-Salon up to 55 ha.

Domaine Fournier

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