Brian Barry Wines
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Sevenhill SA 5453
Australia
Fax: 08 8362 0498
Email: bbwines@senet.com.au
Appointment Email: brianbarrywines@optusnet.com.au
Brian Barry Wines is a small, family owned and operated business. Headed by master wine maker Brian Barry O.A.M. along with his son Judson Barry and Judson's wife Karlei.
Why do Brian Barry Wines taste so good and consistently win the industries highest awards? The secret is a combination of excellent natural 'terrior' or vineyard aspects, and sixty years experience in wine making alone by Brian Barry.
Brian Barry Wines are made from grapes grown at the famous Juds Hill Vineyard, in the picturesque Clare Valley in South Australia, 130 km's north of Adelaide.
Cellar door is held at the Seven Hill Hotel, in Sevenhill.
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- Clare Valley
- Mount Lofty Ranges
- Polish Hill River
- South Eastern Australia
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