**Barossa Valley** lies northeast of Adelaide in South Australia and is one of the country's most iconic wine regions, famous for bold, full-bodied reds. **Wines & grapes** — Shiraz is the star, giving rich, concentrated, dark-fruited wines with real power, and the valley is also known for Grenache, Mourvèdre (often blended GSM-style), and Cabernet Sauvignon. On the cooler high ground of the Eden Valley nearby, Riesling shines. **Character** — A warm, dry climate produces ripe, generous wines with soft tannins and a signature depth. Barossa is treasured above all for its old vines, some among the oldest continuously producing vineyards on earth, planted by 19th-century German settlers. **Good to know** — Wines from these ancient vines can be extraordinarily concentrated and long-lived.
Wines
- Accent Viognier — Gatt Wines
- Ancestor Vine Grenache 1850 — Cirillo Estate
- Ancestor Vine Rosato 1850 — Cirillo Estate
- Ballycroft — Ballycroft Vineyard & Cellars
- Barossa Bush Vine Grenache — Yalumba
- Barossa Shiraz — Krondorf
- Basket Press Shiraz — Rockford
- Bin 150 Marananga Shiraz — Penfolds
- Blue Label — John Duval Wines
- Cinsault — The Outlier
- Eden Valley Riesling — Hutton Vale Vineyard
- Eperosa Krondorf — Grocke Wines
- Eperosa Magnolia — Eperosa (Grocke Wines)
- Eperosa Magnolia 1965 — Eperosa (Groove Wines)
- Faith Shiraz — St Hallett
- Frugal Farmer — Rockford
- Grenache — The Outlier
- Grenache Mataro — Eperosa
- LRC Greenock — Eperosa
- Lion's Roar of the Barossa — Dandelion Vineyards
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in Barossa Valley?
Accent Viognier, Ancestor Vine Grenache 1850, Ancestor Vine Rosato 1850, Ballycroft, Barossa Bush Vine Grenache and more.
Where is Barossa Valley?
Barossa Valley is a wine region in Australia.