McLaren Vale · Australia

Heartland Wines

Heartland Winery – a place where nature plays a part. Located directly on the shores of Lake Alexandria in Australia, a cool breeze causes a temperature drop of around 10 degrees Celsius every afte... Read more Read less

Heartland Winery – a place where nature plays a part. Located directly on the shores of Lake Alexandria in Australia, a cool breeze causes a temperature drop of around 10 degrees Celsius every afternoon over two hours. The grapes ripen more slowly – gaining complexity, freshness, and elegance. Robert Parker calls Heartland wines "some of Australia's most distinctive and complex." Ben Glaetzer combines the power and fruit of old vines with surprising elegance and depth. Heartland – the wine with the best view of the rubber trees. You can taste it wherever you are. Pure Australia in a glass.

Bremen, McLaren Vale 5 products
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Heartland Wines
Origin McLaren Vale, Australia
Assortment 5 products
Grape varieties ShirazCabernet SauvignonGrenache

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Heartland Shiraz
Sale price12,70 € 0,75 l (16,93 €/l)
Heartland Director's Cut Shiraz
-18%
Heartland Spice Trader
Sale price8,88 € Regular price10,80 € 0,75 l (11,84 €/l)
Heartland Stickleback Red
Sale price8,70 € 0,75 l (11,60 €/l)
-14%
Oceania Sampler
Oceania SamplerNew Zealand's Sauvignon Blanc meets Australian red wine power – 6 wines, one great journey.
Sale price55,90 € Regular price64,90 €

About Heartland Wines

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Heartland Wines –
Power of old vines, cooled by Lake Alexandria

Heartland Wines is located in the south of Australia, where Lake Alexandria sends a cool breeze inland every afternoon. The temperature drop of around ten degrees within two hours noticeably slows the ripening of the grapes – the result is wines with more freshness and depth than one would expect from a warm wine-growing climate.

Behind the wines is Ben Glaetzer, who combines the intensity of old vines from McLaren Vale with a feel for elegance. Not heavy blockbusters, but wines with structure, fruit, and a clear origin profile – Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon that taste of the red soil and the eucalyptus bush of the region.

Robert Parker described Heartland wines as some of the most independent in Australia – a judgment that is confirmed in the glass: complex, direct, without detours.