著名的巴罗萨谷葡萄酒产区是Penfolds奔富旗下最知名的酒庄所在地及葡萄园种植地。该地区是一个丰富、独特的葡萄酒产区，拥有着长达2亿年的古老土壤。
The Barossa Valley wine region is a world-renowned sub-region of the Barossa Wine Zone in South Australia, located just under an hour from Adelaide. The ancient soils of the Barossa Valley are steeped in history, including our Kalimna Block 42 vines, which were planted in the 1880s and are thought to be the oldest continuously producing cabernet sauvignon vines in the world. It is also where you will discover our Barossa Valley winery, where you can experience Penfolds history through various tastings and experiences.
Penfolds Barossa Valley vineyards contribute fruit to some of our most iconic wines, such as Grange, Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz, Bin 28 Shiraz and the sub-regional expression of Bin 150 Marananga Shiraz. The region's ancient soils, up to 200 million years old, support the production of the best wine in the Barossa Valley.
In the Barossa Valley, warm, dry days and cool nights accompanied by abundant sunshine facilitate consistent ripening, yielding full-bodied, rich, and robust ripe shiraz fruit. This richness finds balance within the warm, dry climate, creating Barossa Valley wines with moderated richness, balanced acidity, and distinct fruit characters.
Yes, Penfolds Barossa Valley Cellar Door is open to the public. Built in 1911 and becoming the focal point of Penfolds winemaking in the 1970s, our Barossa Valley winery is a must-visit on your next trip to the Barossa Valley. You can immerse yourself in Penfolds history through exquisite tastings and experiences.
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