Overlooking picturesque, sweeping vistas of the Barossa Valley lies Grant Burge Wines. Its story embraces the past, invigorates the present and inspires the future. Founded in 1988 by Helen and Grant Burge, the winery pays homage to the family’s entwined history and relationship with viticulture, which spans centuries long.

The winery present today is the cumulation of five generations’ labour. With knowledge carefully preserved and passed down from generation to generation, the Burge family’s connection with the land has grown, becoming innate and informing the winery’s minimalist approach to viticulture and its award-winning wines observable today.

The family’s rich history is woven throughout the fabric of Grant Burge Wines, observable down to the minutiae. The Grant Burge cellar door is housed within the historic Meshach Cellar, nestled amongst manicured vines at the pinnacle of Krondorf Road. Savour Grant Burge Wines’ delectable selection of reds, whites, sparkling and fortified wines while basking in the panoramic views of the Barossa Valley, unfolding at your very fingertips.

Standing as a testament to the winery’s high-calibre, Grant Burge Wines has been awarded a 5-red star rating by James Halliday, and its premium selection of wines and careful vineyard management are undeniable contributing factors that uphold the exceptional quality the winery is renowned for.

Craig Stansborough is Grant Burge Wine’s chief winemaker and has produced an impressive thirty vintages with the winery in total. Several releases from Grant Burge Wines have received 90 points or more in the 2021 Halliday Wine Companion, including its 40 Year Old Super Rare Fortified Tawny NV that received 98 points overall. Such wines are created to embody and inspire generosity – encouraging treasured memories shared with loved ones.

Enjoying premium wines at Grant Burge Wines’ Krondorf cellar door is an enthralling experience for wine connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. Steeped in history and situated at the heart of the distinguished Barossa Valley, you will be captivated by the area’s natural beauty, rich past and exquisite wines worthy of every accolade.