Hill Smith Estate
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Eden Valley SA 5235
Australia
The 7 hectare Hill Smith Estate Vineyard, nestled high up in the beautiful Eden Valley was established in 1979 and is now planted primarily with Sauvignon Blanc vines.
Since the first wine was released in 1981, Hill Smith Estate Sauvignon Blanc has earned itself a reputation as one of Australia's most awarded Sauvignon Blanc wines. Over nineteen vintages of this estate-grown wine have been awarded no less than 7 trophies, 18 gold, 43 silver and 79 bronze medals.
The distinctive label, featuring an original painting of the vineyard by founder Wyndham Hill Smith, combines the tradition at the heart of the Hill Smith family with the contemporary styling befitting a modern Australian classic.
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- Barossa (including Eden Valley)
- Eden Valley & High Eden
- South Eastern Australia
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