Murray Street’s Greenock winery pays homage to the Barossa Valley’s architectural heritage, with its hilltop five peaked silhouette reminiscent of an earlier age. Completed in 2006 in time for vintage, the Greenock and Gomersal Estate grown wines gave testimony of great Murray Street estate wines to come. Set amongst the vineyards, the winery’s internal operations are discreetly hidden from view.
Built around a large gated and protected courtyard, many of the winery’s fermentation operations are conducted in daylight, making full use of retractable awnings when required. The courtyard is flanked on two sides by 34 open-air temperature-controlled fermentation tanks. A premium fermentation studio is located inside our temperature-controlled barrel hall, featuring conical concrete and oak fermentation vats. Temperature controlled barrel halls feature an array of the finest oak selections, 30hL maturation casks, concrete eggs, terracotta amphora & sandstone jarre.
Overlooking the courtyards, our reception and administration wing greets visitors with eye-catching views of the courtyard, and the Barossa Valley’s northern skyline. It is here, our desire to produce extraordinary artisan inspired wine is realised.
Producer’s Licence No: 50807541
Murray Street Vineyards acknowledges the Peranmangk, Ngadjuri and Kaurna people and their ancestoral connection to the land on which we grow our vines and operate our business. We pay our respects to their elders past and present.
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