Two Sisters' Wine Co.

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Two Sisters' Wine Co. Carrying on these traditions is about more than just preserving heritage, it's also allows us to offer a remarkable bottle of w**e.

Two Sister’s W**e Company has a strong and proud family history dating back to 1843.For over a century, Two Sisters home Estate's distinctive red loam soils have proven exceptional for producing premium Shiraz, which remains our flagship variety today. After growing grapes on our home Estate for more than 100 years, Two Sisters W**e Company takes several steps to preserve the family history entw**ed with our w**e. Two Sister’s W**e grows its Shiraz grapes on one of last the remaining pieces of land owned by the family that was first settled in 1843. The property, known as ‘Para View’ because it overlooks the North Para River is home to Two Sister’s W**e Shiraz grapes, previously sold to other w**eries such as Peter Lehmans, The Kaiser Stuhl, Penfolds, Maverich W**es, Colonial and BVE. Today, these grapes are exclusively used for the family’s own label. The family places great importance on upholding its history and heritage. Not only is this evident in remaining on the land, continuing traditions such as grape growing, and even speaking German at home (which only stopped after 100 years or so), but also in holding on to farm machinery that has been used by previous generations. For the family, carrying on the tradition of grape growing is important not only for its heritage, but also to provide w**e lovers with a good bottle of w**e to enjoy with friends, family and food.

We're delighted to share that our 2025 Old Bush Vine Grenache has been awarded a gold medal and 95 points at the 2026 Ba...
11/10/2026

We're delighted to share that our 2025 Old Bush Vine Grenache has been awarded a gold medal and 95 points at the 2026 Barossa W**e Show.

Old bush vine Grenache is a variety we care about deeply, and it really means a great deal to see it recognised in this way. Thank you to the judges, to Leon and the w**emaking team, and to the old vines that do so much of the work each season.

If you'd like to taste it for yourself, it's available at our cellar door and at twosistersw**e.com.au for $40 a bottle.

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Spring in the Barossa means fresh green shoots, warmer afternoons, and vines that seem to grow taller every time we walk...
09/10/2026

Spring in the Barossa means fresh green shoots, warmer afternoons, and vines that seem to grow taller every time we walk past.

It's one of our favourite times in the vineyard, and a good reminder of what all the work in the cellar is really for.

From our family to yours, have a great weekend.

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02/10/2026

Our 2023 Sparkling Shiraz went into bottle last week, and it's a really good feeling to see it finished and lined up.

Sparkling Shiraz is a proudly Australian style, deep in colour, generous in the glass, and made for long lunches, celebrations and Christmas tables. This is a w**e we've been looking forward to sharing.

It will be ready to ship and sip over the next couple of weeks, and perfectly settled in the bottle by Christmas. We'll share the moment it's available at twosistersw**e.com.au.

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Spring changes what's worth cooking, and it changes what's worth pouring alongside it. Our Old Bush Vine Grenache 2025 i...
28/09/2026

Spring changes what's worth cooking, and it changes what's worth pouring alongside it. Our Old Bush Vine Grenache 2025 is one of our most versatile spring bottles: bright fruit, a rustic edge and enough savoury depth to sit easily next to a grazing board, strawberries, a few cashews, a square of dark chocolate, or something heartier straight off the barbecue. It's proof that a good Grenache doesn't need much fuss to shine.

If you're planning a spring gathering and want a pairing suggestion, send us a message, we're always up for that conversation.

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Today is World Tourism Day, a fitting excuse to talk about why the Barossa is worth the drive. Spring is one of the best...
25/09/2026

Today is World Tourism Day, a fitting excuse to talk about why the Barossa is worth the drive. Spring is one of the best times to visit: the days stretching longer, the light softening into golden afternoons, and the cellar door open for anyone keen to taste through the range and hear the stories behind it.

If you haven't been out to see us this season, spring is a good time to start.

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Our Extra Brut Pinot Meunier 2016 has been scored 98 points by Vino Masters, described as a rare and outstanding traditi...
23/09/2026

Our Extra Brut Pinot Meunier 2016 has been scored 98 points by Vino Masters, described as a rare and outstanding traditional-method Blanc de Noirs among the most compelling Australian sparkling w**es of its kind. Eight years in the making, and a score that reflects every bit of that patience.

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Spring didn't wait for us to post about it.Bud burst crept in across the vineyard a couple of weeks ago now, quiet at fi...
21/09/2026

Spring didn't wait for us to post about it.

Bud burst crept in across the vineyard a couple of weeks ago now, quiet at first, then suddenly everywhere. We've been out walking the rows most mornings since, watching the first shoots push through.

Winter's last fog, blossom in the garden, and now the vines finally catching up. Spring in the Barossa, in four parts.

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Tomorrow is International Grenache Day, and we'll be pouring our Old Bush Vine Grenache 2025 to mark it. It comes from v...
17/09/2026

Tomorrow is International Grenache Day, and we'll be pouring our Old Bush Vine Grenache 2025 to mark it. It comes from vines old enough to have earned real character: bright fruit, a rustic edge, and a savoury depth that comes only from bush vines that have been doing this for decades. Vino Masters recently scored it 95 points, calling it a w**e with a real sense of place.

Come by the cellar door tomorrow if you're in the Barossa, or grab a bottle online to celebrate wherever you are.

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We hosted a group of women on a Barossa trekking trip again recently, and Leon took them through the w**ery for an after...
14/09/2026

We hosted a group of women on a Barossa trekking trip again recently, and Leon took them through the w**ery for an afternoon that went well past the usual tasting. Straight from barrel, straight from tank, questions answered as they came up, and more than a few bottles opened and enjoyed.

It's the kind of afternoon that reminds us why we like doing this part of the job. Thank you to everyone who joined, and to Leon for giving up an afternoon to make it a good one.

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We had a lovely thing land in our inbox earlier last month, a five-star review from a recent guest who came through for ...
11/09/2026

We had a lovely thing land in our inbox earlier last month, a five-star review from a recent guest who came through for a tasting. He said every w**e hit the mark, whites through to the bold reds, and that David's guidance through the tasting made the whole visit feel personal rather than transactional. That's exactly what we hope for every time someone walks through our door.

If a Barossa weekend is on your cards, we'd love to have you at the cellar door too.

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19 Stelzer Road
Stone Well, SA
5352

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