This Issue
Autumn 2009
Editors Notes
Wherever you are in this crazy, mixed up world, we hope that this seasonal edition of Barossa Living brings with it some of the symbolic warmth and sunshine which is filtering through our colourful vineyard canopies and sighing gum trees as autumn descends into winter. Again, we didn't have to go far in the Barossa to find another crop of stories which will feed one's appetite for hope.
This Edition's Feature Articles
The VineCrest Crew
The cellar door at VineCrest buzzes with a tangible infectious energy. Walking into the replica 1840s pug cottage on the northern edge of Tanunda there is an atmosphere of positive determination and youthful exuberance.Keith's Farm
The land in South Australia’s Murray Mallee isn’t an ideal spawning ground for a premium Barossa wine label. Conditions are tough —sandy soils, long hot summers and in some years, barely enough rain to settle the dust.
