d'Arenberg - The Dry Dam Museum Release Riesling 2018 and bringing back artisanal traditions

and bringing back artisanal traditions such as ageing in tinajas (Chilean amphorae)

Locals dismissed the area as too cold for growing grapes

Pedro searches for granites with minimum clay content and very low ferric oxidation–soils that are almost white and full of silt and quartz

and then undergo two fermentations

Vinification is the stage where the winemaker lends its hand

d'Arenberg - The Dry Dam Museum Release Riesling 2018 and bringing back artisanal traditionsSince 1912 the Osborn family have grown grapes and made wine in the picturesque surrounds of McLaren Vale. Today, fourth generation family member Chester Osborn is at the winemaking helm, making distinctive wines using traditional methods in the winery and the vineyard. McLaren Vale is home to some of the oldest vines in Australia, dating as far back as 1850. The Mediterranean climate, huge array of soil types and proximity to the ocean with the