The Hahn’s are as Barossa blue blood as you can get; almost national treasures. Maria and Johann Christian Hahn arrived in the Barossa Valley in 1845. Like all the early Barossa settlers they were of Silesian-German descent. Early settlers also staked out the best of the valleys farm land. Remarkably this land holding is still in Hahn family hands, six generations on. The history does not stop there as the current custodians, Jacqui and James Hahn still live in the original homestead constructed from 1846 to 1848.

‘Reginald’ Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon - Named after the father of the current keeper of this land, James Hahn. Made from the 1914 and 1928 shiraz that are just off the pace, includes shiraz from a block planted in 1969 and also a 1979 planting that includes some cabernet. - winery notes