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Where is Hill of Grace wine from?

Hill of Grace is a red wine from Keyneton / Moculta, in Barossa, South Australia, Australia. It is made from Shiraz.

Hill of Grace wine label — Photo: Karora, Public domain (Wikimedia Commons)

Hill of Grace at a glance

Appellation	Eden Valley
Style	Red wine
Grape	Shiraz
Village or town	Keyneton / Moculta
Subregion	Barossa
Region	South Australia
Country	Australia
Vineyard area	8 ha
Coordinates	-34.4963, 139.1304

Hill of Grace

Keyneton / Moculta, South Australia, Australia

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Vines planted in the 1860s

Appellation: Eden Valley
Grapes: Shiraz
Vineyard: 8 ha

Hill of Grace is an 8-hectare Henschke vineyard in the Eden Valley, beside the Gnadenberg ("hill of grace") Lutheran church, about 4 km northwest of the Henschke cellars at Keyneton. Some of its Shiraz vines were planted in the 1860s. Cyril Henschke first bottled it as a single-vineyard wine with the 1958 vintage.

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