Single Vineyard
The Single Vineyard range represents the very best wines from our individual 5th generation grape growing families and historic vineyards. These vineyards are from the most famous Barossa sub regions and the very best barrel selection from the vintage. They represent the very pinnacle of grape growing and winemaking. They are the very Soul of the Barossa.
Our single vineyard wines are the pinnacle of winemaking at Soul Growers, harnessing the individual vineyards uniqueness of site with careful and respectful winemaking.
The Helbig family have been farming their land in the Northern and Western reaches of the Barossa for 5 generations. This family take great pride in producing grapes of superb quality, that reflect the loamy soils of the Western Grounds. Richly flavoured and textured wines, with alluring dark red, blue and black fruits and the signature of this little slice of the Barossa. Quite firm, but yet very fine and elegant tannins with great concentration and power of fruit weight on the palate - are the hallmarks of this Shiraz vineyard's origin.
The Kleinig family are direct descendants from the very early Lutheran families that settled in the north of the Barossa Valley and have been farming their land for 5 generations. Their vineyard lies at a geographical intersection that spans the individual areas of Ebenezer, Koonunga and Moppa – all very much a part of the greater northern Barossa tapestry of soils. This particular Shiraz block dates back to the 1920’s and has been lovingly cared for by the Kleinig family members ever since.
Our single-vineyard wines come from one dedicated farming family, truly reflecting the best of the best from that particular year. The Roennfeldt family has been farming their land in the western reaches of the Barossa Valley for six generations, near the village of Greenock. Descended from the original settlers, the family takes immense pride in producing grapes of superb quality that reflect the red, loamy soils abundant in the western grounds. These richly flavoured and textured wines are known for their abundant dark berry and black cassis fruit notes — the hallmark of this unique slice of the Barossa. Firm yet elegant tannins highlight the Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard’s distinctive origins. This wine was traditionally open-fermented, softly pressed, and aged in oak barrels for a period of two years prior to bottling. It has been lovingly crafted to age gracefully, offering its finest for 10 or more years from its release.
Deep and brooding with dark fruit characters, rich dark fruit characters.
Lifted, complex, spicy nose. Intense black, purple and red berry fruits are balanced with fine tannins. A powerhouse of wine that has many layers.
The Hampel family have been farming their land in the North of the Barossa Valley for 6 generations. Descended from original settlers, this family take great pride in producing grapes of superb quality that reflect the cracking clays, loams and ironstone of the Ebenezer and Kalimna parishes.
Lifted pure fruit characters of plum and other black fruits. Dark fruit notes balance out the palate with new oak complexity and long, rich finish.
The Hampel family have been farming their land in the North of the Barossa Valley for 6 generations. Descended from original settlers, this family take great pride in producing grapes of superb quality that reflect the cracking clays, loams and ironstone of the Ebenezer and Kalimna parishes.
Lifted pure fruit characters of plum and other black fruits. Dark fruit notes balance out the palate with new oak complexity and long, rich finish.
The Kleinig family are direct descendants from the very early Lutheran families that settled in the north of the Barossa Valley and have been farming their land for 5 generations. Their vineyard lies at a geographical intersection that spans the individual areas of Ebenezer, Koonunga and Moppa – all very much a part of the greater northern Barossa tapestry of soils. This particular Shiraz block dates back to the 1920’s and has been lovingly cared for by the Kleinig family members ever since.
The plains of Ebenezer have yielded small crops of intensely flavoured Shiraz grapes for many years - and the Hoffmann’s have been a part of the local northern ground landscape of the Barossa Valley for 6 generations. So typical of this little patch of grape paradise, it shows the concentration and weight of tannin expected from this patch of ground. Dark black and blue fruit, a big spicy smile, subtle French oak that compliments the spicy notes and a finish that goes on and on. Firm and fleshy, full flavoured and friendly. Cellar for years to come if you want, or dive in now and see the brightness of youth.
