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First planted in 1988, Glenguin Estate focuses on Shiraz and Semillon wines from the Hunter Valley under the eyes of Robin and Andrew Tedder. Robin is one of Australia’s esteemed Master Of Wine. Organic practices are used and vines are tended by hand from pruning to harvest.
Glenguin Estate Location
In the north of the lower Hunter Valley, Glenguin Estate occupies a considered site in the village of Broke. The mature vineyards are grown with organic and biodynamic principles in place. Broke is approximately 3.5 hours from Sydney.
Glenguin Wine Types
Shiraz and Semillon are the focus varieties, thought Viognier, Chardonnay and the unusual grape variety Tannat are also produced.
Glenguin Brands
The core range is under the Glenguin umbrella with Aristea sitting on top of the pyramid. All wines are named for their sit of origin or similar geographic importance.
Glenguin Winery
Low yields, hand picking and minimal intervention lay the platform for the winemaking process.
| Wine Region | Hunter Valley |
| Cases produced | 2,500-4,999 |
| Address | 997 Milbrodale Road, Broke, NSW, 2330, Australia |
| Phone | (02) 6579 1009 |
| Website | www.gelnguinestate.com.au |
Glenguin Estate proudly uses organic practices to produce wines that best sum up the Hunter. They specialise in the varieties of Semillon and Shiraz and have been received with much critical acclaim including a much-desired Five Star rating from w...
Glenguin make one of the few straight Tannat’s in Australia and this ancient, dark red has made the pilgrimage from south-west France to the Hunter successfully. International wine commentator Andrew Jefford even went as far to say it was one of t...
The Aristea is Glenguin Estates icon wine, a classic old vine Shiraz from the Hunter that has not just national but international acclaim, even leading world wine authority Jancis Robinson to comment that it’s one of her favourite Australian Shira...
