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2019 Barossa Wine Auction BAROSSA WINE AUCTION PROUDLY PRESENTED BY: Barossa Grape & Wine Association 1 John Street PO Box 420 Tanunda SA 5352 +61 8 8563 0650 [email protected] barossawine.com 2019 Langton’s Fine Wines langtons.com.au 1300 946 347 from outside Australia +61 2 8507 2674 2019 BAROSSA WINE AUCTION BAROSSA WINE AUCTION We are proud to partner with the Barossa Wine Auction for a third year, continuing to expand the offering of this esteemed event to international wine lovers. Since our foundation in 1988, the wines of the Barossa have captivated Langton’s customers, who nurture an enduring passion for the region’s iconic wines. Last year’s release of edition VII of the Langton’s Classification of Wine confirms the legendary mantle of the Barossa in Australian wine, with 38 wines represented. WINERY DIRECT | AUCTIONS | BROKERAGE LANGTONS.COM.AU 1300 946 347 INTRODUCTION Tamara Grischy Langton’s is proud to support this auction, a unique As many of you will know, Langton’s published the event made possible by the collaborative efforts of seventh edition of the Classification late last year. the Barossa Grape & Wine Association, the wineries Classification I included just 34 wines. Classification and growers big and small, and the winemakers, VII has 136. But something that hasn’t changed in male and female, of this wonderful region. almost three decades is the dominance of Barossa. Langton’s was with you for the 2015 and 2017 Barossa, including the Eden Valley, can boast up Barossa Wine Auctions, and we were here again in to 38 Langton’s Classified wines (depending on 2019. It’s great to see the relationship continue, strong vintage), way ahead of Margaret River (with 14), as ever. Coonawarra (13), Clare Valley (11), Yarra Valley (9) The legendary reputation of Barossa is a product and McLaren Vale (8). of the honesty and openness of its people, their The region regularly outperforms all other Australians willingness to share their stories and put their in the auction market. The cellaring potential and personalities on display for the rest of us who simply longevity of great Barossa wines is proven and love to visit and take home the wines to drink and to recognized throughout the world. share. It’s also obvious that neither Barossa wines nor With a viticultural history going back to the 1840s, Barossa winemakers are stuck in the past. Sensitivity Barossa’s reputation is also a product of time. to new generations of drinkers and a clear Of the two most famous Australian wines one, understanding of how to stay relevant as a region Henschke Hill of Grace, is wholly Barossan and are on regular and full display. The Barossa Grounds the other, Penfolds Grange, almost always has a project, focusing on identifying sub-regional Barossa component. expressions of Shiraz, is a great example of forward thinking in Australian wine. Penfolds and Henschke became the stalwarts of the secondary market in Australian wine that was The Barossa Wine Auction presents opportunities developing then and strengthened into the 1990s, to buy unique experiences and fabulous wines with with another early performer being Wolf Blass with his outstanding provenance, coming direct from the flagship Black Label, part-Barossa red blend. wineries. There is great diversity, underpinned by the regional flagships Shiraz and Grenache. The All three producers featured in the inaugural catalogue includes a selection of experiential offers Langton’s Classification of Australian Wine, that are original and unique. published in 1990. Ladies and gentlemen, get ready to bid. Langton’s was founded in Melbourne in 1988. We were Australia’s first specialist wine auctioneer. TAMARA GRISCHY | Langton’s Head of Auctions BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 1 The Barossa Wine Auction has been an integral part of the Barossa Vintage Festival since 1965. In 2015, the Barossa wine community embarked on an exciting evolution of this event, partnering with Langton’s Fine Wine Auction House. This move has expanded the Barossa offer to wine collectors the world over and created a truly hallmark wine event in the Southern Hemisphere. Held every two years in April, the auction is held both online and also as dynamic live and silent auctions. Wine collectors from around the world bid for rare and distinguished lots, positioning Barossa as Australia’s global wine region. A share of the profits support the McGrath Foundation and locally, the Barossa Vintage Festival, Barossa Enterprises and Foundation Barossa. BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 2 DETAILS OF AUCTION | ONLINE AUCTION | DETAILS OF THE LIVE AUCTION AND LUNCH | Friday 26 April 2019 The Online Auction will be open for bidding from 1pm (AEST: Australian Eastern Standard Time) Lambert Estate Wines | 55 Long Gully Road Friday 5 April 2019 at langtons.com.au and closes Angaston, South Australia 7pm Sunday 5 May 2019 (AEST). 10am | Barossa Wine Auction highlights tasting, presented by The Barossa Cellar LIVE AND SILENT AUCTIONS | 11-12noon | Eden Valley Riesling and oysters The Live Auction will be open for bidding from 1pm presented by Riesling Eden Valley Winemakers Friday 5 April 2019 (AEST) at langtons.com.au. 12-4pm | Barossa Wine Live Auction and Lunch On Friday 26 April 2019 at 11am (ACST: Australian Central Standard Time) the Live and Silent Auction LIVE AUCTION AND LUNCH TICKETS | bidding will move from online to live/silent in the room at Lambert Estate Wines, where the final online | www.barossavintagefestival.com.au bidding takes place under the direction from the direct | email [email protected] auctioneer. or phone (08) 8563 0650 The Live and Silent Auctions will close at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer in the room on Friday 26 No door sales, bookings are essential April 2019. AUCTIONEER | BAROSSA VINTAGE FESTIVAL | Tamara Grischy Australia’s largest regional festival, the Barossa Langton’s Fine Wines Vintage Festival has been a favourite celebration of Barossan life since 1947. Phone | 1300 946 347 The 2019 Barossa Vintage Festival runs from 24 From outside Australia | +61 2 8507 2674 to 28 April. The program includes close to 90 arts, langtons.com.au heritage, community, food and wine events. For more information | MORE INFORMATION | www.barossavintagefestival.com.au Contact the Barossa Grape & Wine Association Phone | (08) 8563 0650 Email | [email protected] BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 3 BAROSSA BAROSSA ALTITUDE PROFILE VALLEY MAP | KOONUNGA TRURO EBENEZER STOCKWELL GREENOCK NORTH PARA LIGHT PASS RIVER NURIOOTPA MOCULTA MARANANGA SEPPELTSFIELD ANGASTON VINE VALE TANUNDA BETHANY MENGLER GOMERSAL HILL ROSEDALE KRONDORF ROWLAND FLAT JACOBS EDEN VALLEY CREEK KAISER STUHL LYNDOCH PEWSEY VALE PEAK 629M HIGH EDEN BAROSSA ALTITUDE PROFILE WILLIAMSTOWN SPRINGTON BAROSSA ALTITUDE PROFILE Kaiser Stuhl 600 High Eden Springton 500 400 Greenock Tanunda 300 200 100 Altitude (m) 0 Barossa Valley Eden Valley BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 4 EDEN TRURO VALLEY MAP | BAROSSA VALLEY BAROSSA ALTITUDE PROFILE NURIOOTPA MOCULTA NORTH PARA RIVER ANGASTON TANUNDA MENGLER HILL KEYNETON KAISER STUHL JACOBS CREEK PEWSEY VALE PEAK 629M HIGH EDEN EDEN VALLEY SPRINGTON BAROSSA ALTITUDE PROFILE MT PLEASANT Road Rivers / Creeks Vineyard Block GI Boundary Sub-region Boundary BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 5 BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 6 SUPPORT WHEN IT’S NEEDED MOST Ours is a story with simple – but well-known – beginnings. It started with Jane and Glenn McGrath’s very public experience with breast cancer, and has become one of Australia’s most recognised and respected charities, the McGrath Foundation. Some years after her initial diagnosis, Jane’s cancer returned. This time, she had a breast care nurse, who both empowered and comforted her, and the entire family. This experience set the mission for the Foundation, which has become an enduring commitment to support thousands of women and men every day, for free, no matter where they live. We raise funds to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities right across Australia and seek to increase breast health understanding. Every breast cancer experience is different. That’s why the McGrath Foundation aims to make life that little bit easier for individuals and families experiencing breast cancer. Donate today at mcgrathfoundation.com.auBAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 7 A CELEBRATION OF BAROSSA’S WINE, FOOD, CULTURE & HERITAGE 24 - 28 APRIL 2019 BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 8 barossavintagefestival.com.au KINGSFORD HOMESTEAD, BAROSSA GOT WINE? WE’VE GOT YOUR ACCOMMODATION SORTED. BAROSSA WINE AUCTION 2019 9 SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM | REWARDS WONDER WINE | HISTORY | VINEYARDS | EDUCATION BAROSSAWINE.COM Explore the facets of Barossa Wines BAROSSA VINTAGES | THE BAROSSA GROUNDS One of the most comprehensive PROJECT | and accessible collections of “...by some distance the best regional wine data in the world. analysis of terroir of a wine region Includes detailed Barossa vintage I have ever encountered, here or reports for every year since 1947. overseas. It all makes sense.” —JAMES HALLIDAY @barossawines #barossawine ABOUT OUR ‘MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES’ | JANE THOMSON “Women have long played a vital Jane Thomson is the founder and Managing Director of The Fabulous role in the exciting and diverse Ladies’ Wine Society, Australia’s first and largest wine community for Barossa wine landscape. women. In 2015 Jane also founded the Australian Women in Wine It’s thrilling to see their impact Awards (AWIWA) - the world’s only awards program for women in wine showcased throughout the - of which she is Chair. The AWIWA are this year (2019) taking place in Barossa Wine Auction. I New York in partnership with Wine Australia. look forward to joining 2018 Australian Woman of Inspiration In both 2013 and 2016 Jane was named ‘Digital Wine Communicator of award winner, Tamara Grischy, the Year’ by Wine Communicators of Australia, and is the only person to to celebrate their achievements have been awarded this twice. She has also been the Drinks Editor for and all things Barossa wine at Taste.com.au Magazine since 2013.
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