Hart of the Barossa is a family-owned artisan wine brand founded by vintners Alisa and Michael Hart. Established in 1902, the Hart block is recognized as the oldest certified organic vineyard in the Barossa Valley.

Our motto, "Brave and Faithful," reflects the spirit of our ancestors who arrived in South Australia in 1845, driven by dreams of cultivating a fruitful life on this land.

From Grape to Glass

At Hart of the Barossa, nurturing our organic vineyard is a family affair. Many of our farming practices are still done by hand, ensuring a personal touch. Our commitment to the vines and the environment yields intensely flavored fruit, true to nature's design. Each bottle of Hart family wine showcases the unique character and heritage of our land.

Organic Viticulture and Distinct Terroir

Our philosophy centers on sustainable farming practices, allowing future generations to continue the tradition of grape growing. We aim to produce bold and authentic wines from the purest grapes, benefiting both the environment and our health.

It's what we don't do that makes the difference.

Hart of the Barossa's certified organic wines are crafted without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or artificial fertilizers. We cultivate biologically active organic soils to create a pure, distinctive, and flavorful product that reflects the beautiful Barossa terroir, free from synthetic chemicals.

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Melissa Turton
July 27, 2024
What a beautiful experience. The wines are superb and everyone is so down to earth. A quick visit from the owner to top the day.
Jelmer
March 3, 2024
Really enjoyed my tasting experience with Alicia, she knows a lot. Wines are great and the shiraz gin is very interesting and well made! It's worth a trying!
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Location

Location 931 Light Pass Road, Vine Vale South Australia 5352, Australia

Region

Barossa Valley, South Australia, Australia

Spoken Languages

Services

Visiting Hours

Monday - Sunday
09:00 - 17:00

Wine types

Red Wine
Rose Wine
Fortified Wine

Grape varieties

Shiraz
Old Vine Shiraz
Cabernet Sauvignon
Grenache
Mataro
Rose '
Sparkling

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Reviews (6)

Brendan Clarke
Reviewed on February 8, 2025

Could not have stumbled on a better first place in the Barossa. Thanks for the knowledge transfer

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Melissa Turton
Reviewed on July 27, 2024

What a beautiful experience. The wines are superb and everyone is so down to earth. A quick visit from the owner to top the day.

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Jelmer
Reviewed on March 3, 2024

Really enjoyed my tasting experience with Alicia, she knows a lot. Wines are great and the shiraz gin is very interesting and well made! It's worth a trying!

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Alison Burford
Reviewed on October 7, 2023

Over many trips to the Barossa this has to be the best winery and most memorable wine tasting I’ve ever been to. Incredible wines and exceptional service. Thanks for a providing us with the highlight to our day!

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Tim Summers
Reviewed on May 6, 2023

Absolutely wonderful experience. We did not grab the ladies name but she was extremely well versed and had an extremely in depth understanding of their wine. The wines themselves were very "Barossa". Heavy, punchy and very rich in flavour. This will definitely become a fan favourite

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Frequently Asked Questions about Hart of the Barossa

Where is Hart of the Barossa located?

Hart of the Barossa is located in Barossa Valley, Australia

What type of wines does Hart of the Barossa produce?

Hart of the Barossa produces Red Wine, Rose Wine, Fortified Wine.

What grape varieties do they plant at Hart of the Barossa?

At Hart of the Barossa, they cultivate Shiraz, Old Vine Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Mataro, Rose ', Sparkling.

What languages do they speak at the Hart of the Barossa?

At Hart of the Barossa they speak English.

Do they produce organic wines at Hart of the Barossa?

No, Hart of the Barossa is not an organic wine producer.