What new Wines for 2026
By Phil Tabor
We have four new Wines for 2026, a Rosė with Grenache and Fiano grapes, a white blend of Arinto and Fiano, a textured Fiano and a Straight Grenache made from our bush Vines
Faqs Category: Organic wines
Do you offer discount at your Cellar Door?
By Phil Tabor
Yes we offer a 10% Discount on any carton of 12 of the same Variety at our Cellar Door
Do you make any white wines?
By Phil Tabor
We have a new Fiano white wine that was bottled in December 2024 and a Arinto/Fiano blend bottled in 2025 made from our organic / biodynamic grapes here in Blewitt Springs
What sets your wines apart from others in the Mclaren Vale region?
By Phil Tabor
Mclaren Vale soils are very diverse. So many subregions have a taste of place because of the terroir. Blewitt Springs stands alone with a growing medium of deep sand over clay and iron stone. The elevation in Blewitt Springs is the highest in the subregions of McLaren Vale. This allows the fruit to be harvested … Continued
What is the average cost of your wines?
By Phil Tabor
The average cost of our wines is $30.00 per bottle. Our Blewitt Springs Nouveau is currently on special at our cellar door $25.00 per bottle. Our 2017 Reserve Shiraz is $65.00 per bottle.
Do you ship your wines free?
By Phil Tabor
If you buy 12 or more bottles of wine we will delivery them free to your door, under 12 bottles there is a flat rate delivery fee of $25
How many low Alcohol wine do you make?
By Phil Tabor
We have Three wines in bottle at the moment under or Lo Bo May label, a Grenache Rosė a Blewitt Springs Nouveau and a preservative free Pet Nat that is 10% ABV
What does Lo Bo May wines mean ?
By Phil Tabor
Lo Bo May is a play on words around the French word Baumė. Baumė is a unit used to measure the amount of sugar in the fruit a high sugar content results into a high Alcohol percentage because the Sugar is turned into Alcohol by the yeast through fermentation so low Baumė = low Alcohol. … Continued
What is the difference between Organic and Biodynamic?
By Phil Tabor
The farming practices are quite similar that only certified organic inputs can be used ie no pesticides or chemicals the difference is that a special preparation of microbes are used in Biodynamic farming and pruning , harvesting etc are alined with the moon cycles both practices ensure the wine is clean and is free from … Continued
Are your vines organic?
By Phil Tabor
Our vines are certified Organic/ Biodynamic by NASAA Check out the NASAA website for this certification.