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Paxton Location
Just 37 km’s from the centre of Adelaide the McLaren Vale is one of Australia’s most picturesque wine regions. The Paxton’s winery can be found at Landcross farm, an original sheep and wheat farm dating back to the 1840s.Paxton Wine Styles
Paxton have a varied portfolio including Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Marsanne and a late Harvest style. In the reds there’s Shiraz, Cabernet sauvignon, Tempranillo and a blend of Shiraz Grenache. They also have a special blend for Cellar Door only, which is a blend of Shiraz and Pinot Gris.Paxton Wine Brands
All wines fall under the Paxton Brand with a reserve Shiraz known as the EJ, named after David Paxton’s mother, this is made from 100-year old vines.Paxton Winery
Paxton is one of the leaders of fruit growing in South Australia with over 200 acres in McLaren Vale and a further 250 in the Barossa Valley. All vineyards in the McLaren Vale are farmed bio-dynamically by senior viticulturalist Tobby Bekkers.
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| Wine Region | McLaren Vale |
| Cases produced | 2,500-4,999 |
| Address | Wheaton Road, McLaren Vale, SA, 5171, Australia |
| Phone | (08) 8323 8645 |
| Website | www.paxtonvineyards.com |
Passion and precision are the two important factors for David Paxton as he coaxes the best out of fruit using biodynamic practices. For three decades the Paxtons have nurtured their prized vineyards – some over 100 years old – in McLaren Vale. Thi...
There is a perception that anyone who’s into organics or biodynamics wears a cardigan and strokes their beard while talking to the vines. True in some cases but at Paxton in the McLaren Vale they use the finest and most honest viticultural practic...
The Paxton vineyards are all farmed under biodynamic principles these days, with the wines (arguably) looking better for it. Is it the special preparations or just the extra time spent in the vineyard that is the secret for the increased quality? ...







