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We have visited Kalleske on numerous occasions for wine tasting and have been so impressed with the quality of their wines. The staff are very knowledgeable and guide you through... read more the tastings with loads of information about how each wine is made and sourced. The...More
November 24, 2018We have visited, on several occasions, visited many of the fine wineries the Barossa has to offer and every time we keep coming back to Kalleske.. Before I tasted... read more their Semillon I was not much of a white drinker - now I am. And I...More
July 13, 2018We had the opportunity to visit what we felt was one the most interesting tasting rooms of our explore of the Barossa Valley with Small Batch Wine Tours. Kalleske Wines... read more features an organic, bio dynamic style of production that produces a selection of incredible wines...More
December 1, 2018 -
We came to Kalleske wines for a tasting and platter and cannot fault the experience. The wines are beautiful and the platter had so much variety. Alex, who looked after... read more us whilst we were there, was amazing such a lovely woman. Highly recommend coming to Kalleske wines, beautiful grounds and lovely wines. Highly recommend the Rosina Rose!
June 27, 2020We visited Kalleske Wines on an unplanned trip Saturday drive and was well worth the visit. Great wines and an amazing out door area with lush grass to relaxing on.... read more Went home some some very nice bottles too. Will be back.
December 29, 2018
The warmer weather is definitely now upon us with Summer finally kicking into gear! With higher temperatures and many of our social activities outdoors, a commonly asked question in cellar door is what wines do we recommend in this warm weather. The obvious choice is to reach for our Florentine Chenin Blanc, Elenore Semillon, Lorraine Semscato or Rosina […]
WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY ALICIA LÜDI-SCHUTZPUBLISHED IN THE BAROSSA MAG SUMMER 2022/23 – CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ARTICLE Since 1853, the Kalleske family has continually farmed land on the outskirts of Greenock. Seven generations have contributed to the property, all following in the footsteps of Eduard and Rosina Kalleske who planted the first vines, some of […]
Old vines in Australia date back as far as the 1840s and in the famous Barossa Valley wine region, the Kalleske family has been growing grapes for seven generations. In 1875, they planted a vineyard that’s still thriving today, making it one of the oldest in Australia. Award-winning winemaker Troy Kalleske crafts a dedicated range […]