21/10/2026
More than 160 years of history, held in one remarkable place.
A Lutheran church overlooks the Hill of Grace Vineyard. Named Gnadenberg in tribute to the Silesian homeland of the early settlers who built it in 1860, its name inspired the English translation ‘Hill of Grace’, which was given to the vineyard.
Beside the church, the ancient vines have stood through generations of custodians, their roots reaching deep into the red-brown soils of the Eden Valley. The first vines, now known as the ‘Grandfathers’, were planted by our ancestor Nicolaus Stanitzki and have become a living legacy.
Each vintage of Hill of Grace Shiraz captures the story of this special site and the season that shaped it.
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