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Red Heads wines are a true fusion of creativity. It's a unique winery where various winemakers have absolute freedom to develop exquisite wines. Each wine is unique and special, telling its own story. Although the winery has existed for less than ten years, it has quickly built an impressive reputation, which continues to grow. A special feature of this winery is its incredibly wide selection, ensuring there's a favorite wine for everyone.

The Australian wines of Red Heads

Since 2012, Red Heads has been located in the village of Tanunda, on the edge of the leading wine region of the Barossa Valley. This region is situated in the South Australian subregion and is just an hour's drive from the metropolis of Adelaide. From here, Red Heads is able to serve a large portion of Australian wine. Furthermore, Red Heads produces on a small scale. Mass production is absolutely unacceptable in Red Heads' vision. Every bunch of grapes must tell a story, demonstrate character, and be pure. This vision is reflected in the exceptionally high quality of its wines.

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Besides the traditional grape varieties like Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Pinot Noir, Red Heads' vineyards also boast several unconventional varieties. Think Italian top-tiers like Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, and Primitivo. Spaniard Tempranillo is also a major success at Red Heads' vineyards. This allows Red Heads to create unexpected pairings with its wines, further emphasizing the unique character of Red Heads. How about Red Heads Vin Atus, a classic Rioja blend with Garnacha, Graciano, and Tempranillo, sourced from Australian vineyards? Now that's craftsmanship!

The wines of Red Heads

Unique surprises. That's what Red Heads stands for. Each wine has a unique composition, flavor, and aroma. The creativity of the wines also shines through in the artistic labels. Some special wines from Red Heads include the R motto Royale, where premium Italian grape varieties like Barbera, Montepulciano, and Nebbiolo take center stage. Or how about Red Heads Yard Dog White? This white wine is a blend of three white grape varieties, which you wouldn't normally associate with each other. Chardonnay, Riesling, and Verdejo are not an accessible combination for many winemakers. However, the winemakers at Red Heads know how to extract their creativity and produce a fantastic wine.