“There’s much more to it than the liquid in the glass. A profound sense of belonging on the land or in the trade; pride at working beside family members; the satisfaction of nurturing business relationships, of building a legacy. It’s about connection.”
So wrote Max Allen in The Australian late last year. His piece, written to accompany James Halliday’s Top 100 Wines of the Year, looked at the people who really make Australian wine what it is. The name Max singled out as the archetypal winemaking family was de Pury of Yeringberg.
The latest wines grown on this historic vineyard show just how strong the estate is. Newly released, they’re already garnered phenomenal praise across the range. Few things are truly unique. Yeringberg is.
Read all about the release of the estate’s wines from the 2012 vintage.