Barritt Vineyards Winery Cottage

About Us


The Barritt family has been part of the Barossa Valley since the 1850s, descending from pioneers Joseph Barritt and Carl Sobels, whose early work in grape growing and winemaking helped shape the region.

Today, fifth-generation grower Greg and his wife Lenore carry this legacy forward. Both raised in the Barossa, they share a deep love for the land and its vines. Greg, a biochemist, and Lenore, a biologist, bring scientific insight to age-old traditions, nurturing vineyards across Bethany and Rowland Flat.

For them, Barritt Vineyards is more than work - it is a lifelong passion project. The joy of tending vines, crafting wines, and preserving heritage is what excites them every day.

Together, they continue the family tradition of grape growing, uniting history and science to nurture vineyards across Bethany and Rowland Flat, and carrying forward a proud legacy of Barossa craftsmanship.

Our History


The Barritt family has been part of the Barossa Valley since the 1850s, tracing its roots to pioneers Joseph Barritt and Carl Sobels, whose early contributions to grape growing and winemaking helped shape the region.

Today, fifth-generation grower Greg and his wife Lenore carry this legacy forward. Both raised in the Barossa, they share a deep love for the land and its vines. Greg, a biochemist, and Lenore, a biologist, bring scientific insight to age-old traditions, nurturing vineyards across Bethany and Rowland Flat.

For them, Barritt Vineyards is more than work - it is a lifelong passion project. The joy of tending vines, crafting wines, and preserving heritage is what excites them every day.

Together, they continue the family tradition of grape growing, uniting history and science to nurture vineyards across Bethany and Rowland Flat, and carrying forward a proud legacy of Barossa craftsmanship

Lenore and Greg at a wine showcase and tasting event

Our Process