The Mount Langi property was originally planted to Shiraz in 1870. Re-established to vines in 1963, the quality of fruit produced from a diversity of terroirs created an ardent following amongst red wine enthusiasts. The underlying soils and ambient mesoclimes vary somewhat, contributing to the complexity of Mt Langi Shiraz. A collation of harvests across several vineyard blocks, some of which are laboriously hand picked, are inoculated to choice Maurivin yeasts and treated to ten days of hand plunged ferment on skins. Upon completion, batches are filled to a selection of well seasoned, 228 litre French oak barriques for twenty four months, followed by assemblage and bottling in true Methode traditionelle.