Brick Kiln & Nine Gums Vineyard
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Willunga SA 5172
Australia
Brick Kiln formerly the Nine Gums Vineyard is on Almond Grove Road, just over the Brick-Kiln Bridge nestled under the rolling Willunga hills.
The eight hectare vineyard is planted with Shiraz and yields 2.5 tonnes to the acre. It has very good soil and a protected environment (apart from the occasional gully “breeze”) and with the input of meticulous viticultural practice it is now producing fruit of excellent quality.
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