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THREE VINEYARDS - the secret behind our wines
Best’s Victorian enterprise comprises three sister vineyards: The Grand Matriarch and headquarters, “Concongella” at Great Western, St Andrew’s at Lake Boga and the baby “Salvation Hills” at Rhymney Reef. Each vineyard produces distinctly different grape characteristics from vines aged from five to 135 years. Together they add fascinating facets, contrasts and diversity to Best’s stable of wine.
21-hectare Concongella, enjoys a cool temperate climate. The newest, 22-hectare Salvation Hills also in the Great Western region is slightly cooler while the third, 28- hectare St. Andrew’s, lies 237 km further north near Lake Boga in the Swan Hill region and has a warm, temperate climate.