PN Karatta K Series Gold Miner's trek

Karatta takes its name from Karatta House, a heritage building in the heart of Robe that was constructed way back in 1858. David and Peg (whose family were genuine Robe pioneers, having been behind the Karatta steam freighter that once ran the route between Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, and Port Lincoln) took on the mammoth task of renovating Karatta House, and turned it into a modern winery just a couple of years ago. Their mission? To explore the local terroir’s potential for growing classic Burgundy grape varietals - among others - and seeing what could be made of the world’s favourite grapes in this unique corner of Australia. We’re more than glad that they put the effort into this massive project, as the wines coming out of Karatta are exactly the kind of bottles you want to crack open with your mates, and enjoy alongside some delicious home-cooked food.