Eisenstone

The name “Eisenstone” celebrates the rich German heritage of the Barossa Valley in Australia. It’s a blend of the German word for iron (Eisen) and the English word for stone. This combination pays homage to the Ironstone soils in which the vines grow and the stone used by the original German settlers to construct many of the iconic Barossa buildings that still stand today.

The brilliant mind behind Eisenstone is Stephen Cook, who follows a unique approach, concentrating on developing exceptional wines from a single area and a single grape type: Barossa and Shiraz. While other Australian wineries explore a multitude of grape varieties and regions, Eisenstone remains dedicated to the Barossa Valley and its signature grape, sourcing special parcels from the western ranges of the region. These vineyards are renowned for producing fuller-bodied, powerful wines with incredible depth of flavour and exceptional ageing ability.

Each vintage sees a limited quantity of each wine crafted, with each bottle bearing its own unique number.