Ravensworth began its journey in 2001 under the pretext that ‘It seemed like a good idea at the time’ a family affair these days with life-shackled-partners Bryan and Jocelyn Martin teaming up with the brother David Martin. He’s the quiet one, looks like something out of Braveheart and has an awesome HR Holden we are trying to buy from him.

From the winery - "Our grape farm, or vineyard, is run under a policy of “Just leave it alone, things will work out’, much like our wine making philosophy, or lack thereof. More forestry than farming we encourage a great biodiversity of life in and on the earth. We don’t use chemicals, heavy farm equipment or cow horn’s full of rotted cow dung (Sorry BD folks, love your work but just don’t get this). We coax our earth to life with our own biochar, opening the soil with a yeoman’s plow and harrowing the crops rather than mowing. Basically getting the land back to what it was like before white people came and fucked it up. A broad range of cover crops are in use like clovers and maku for nitrogen, chicory for silca and aeration, its basically a large vegetable patch if you like. Sure it’s wild and won’t be used anytime soon in a glossy magazine, but it looks right to all of us living in it."

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Nose:
Mineral, flowers, quiet spicy, a little white peach, citrus.
Palate:
The palate is the feature, very dry but with loads of fine texture, again a presence of minerality, citrus peel, and persistence.
Varietal Composition:
Riesling