Ben Potts Wines & Potts W L & D K
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Langhorne Creek SA 5255
Australia
Ben Potts was born and bred In Langhorne Creek. He is the 6th Generation of the Potts family to be involved in the Wine Industry in Langhorne Creek, South Australia.
As a kid Ben spent hours in his families vineyard getting into trouble and learning the tricks of the trade. You could say Ben has wine pumping through his veins.
He has worked in the wine industry in California as well as Australia. Ben also helps with his families wine label Gypsy Jack.
As a child of the 70's he has some hippie ideas on life. He is extremely conscious of the environment and not leaving our mark on it.
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