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  • On the southern boundary of Coonawarra is the old Penola cricket ground, which first saw a ball bowled in anger and the flashing Cover Drives, one of the most elegant shots in the game of cricket, of the local champions in 1950. Sadly, the ground closed in 1996. Soon after, Jim Barry purchased the 30-acre property and planted a Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard.

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  • The name Thorn-Clarke represents the union between two families with deep roots in the Barossa Valley and six generations of grape growing. Cheryl Clarke’s (née Thorn) family were some of the earliest settlers in the region and have been growing grapes since the 1870s. The Thorn family property ‘Clifton’ is home to one of the oldest Shiraz vineyards in Australia, and perhaps the world, with earliest records for plantings dating back to 1854. It is still owned and operated by Cheryl’s brother.

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  • Named after an Aboriginal word meaning 'honeysuckle', Coonawarra is an isolated region renowned for its geological and climatic features which create fruit of the highest quality. Wynns Coonawarra Estate is the oldest established winery in the region. 
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  • Don't be a blockhead, Charlie Brown. And come pick up this gem from South Australia.

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