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Geoff Hardy’s planting of vines is the first significant one in the Kuitpo region hence earning the nickname ‘K1’ which features as the name of the winery. The winery is family owned and run, with Hardy’s immediate family filling positions from cellar door through to winemaking responsibilities. Hardy is a descendant from the Hardy’s who were so influential in McLaren Vale.
K1 Location
The Kuitpo vineyard is located on the southwest escarpment of the Mount Lofty Ranges at a height of approximately 350m above seas level. The location falls under the Adelaide Hills GI umbrella.
K1 Wine Types
A broad selection of grape varieties is produced for K1 by Geoff Hardy wines including Shiraz, Semillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Viognier, Tempranillo, Chardonnay, Arneis.
K1 Brands
The range is split between the ‘Silver Label’ and the K1 Range.
K1 Winery
Winemaking utilises modern technique but there is an adherence to excellent vineyard practices to maximise the fruit flavour.
| Wine Region | Adelaide Hills |
| Cases produced | 5,000-9,999 |
| Address | Tynan Road, Kuitpo, SA, 5172, Australia |
| Phone | (08) 8388 3700 |
| Website | www.K1.com.au |
It's a smorgasbord of Geoff! Geoff Hardy wines that is, with this mixed dozen combining a whole collection of wines made by Geoff Hardy under a range of different brands. With everything from aromatic and juicy K1 Adelaide Hills Sauvignon Blanc, t...
Apricots. Apricots and peaches. That's what this fruit salad of a wine tastes like, the rich Viognier fruit on full display, touched up with a little vanilla oak to give textural generosity and weight. Net result is a lovely full flavoured white w...
The K1 Sauvignon Blanc vines are from a sandy loam area of the K1 vineyard, situated in the Southern Adelaide Hills. The vines are trained to a single cordon and spur pruned to a low bud number to increase fruit quality. The 2012 vintage weat...
