Colliers are delighted to be appointed by Pernod Ricard Winemakers Pty Ltd to sell the historic Richmond Grove Winery, one of the largest wine processing and storage facilities in Australia.
The Richmond Grove Winery is situated at Tanunda in the heart of the Barossa Valley, Australia's most renowned wine region.
Richmond Grove Winery has a rich history dating back to 1897. It was originally established by Ernst Gottlieb Hoffman and later became known for its high-quality wines, including Riesling and Shiraz. The winery was particularly famous for its Limited Release Riesling, crafted by renowned winemaker John Vickery.
Processing on the site has continued to the current time. In addition, the site has been used for bulk and finished wine storage.
The expansive site has significant redevelopment potential, its future could include a mixture of industrial, residential and wine tourism pursuits, subject to necessary consents.
The principal assets of Richmond Grove Winery comprise:
• Total land area of approximately 27 hectares.
• Five Certificates of Title.
• Three climate-controlled warehouses with over 16,400 square metres gross floor area.
• Commercial winery infrastructure.
• Approximately 87 million litres of bulk stainless steel wine storage and approximately 299 tanks.
• Waste water system including treatment plant and four storage dams.
• Flemish-style Chateau building used as cellar door, offices and amenities.
• Three residences.
• Various sundry shedding and workshop areas.
• Excellent vehicle access with dual road frontages.
• Strategic location in the Barossa Valley.
Richmond Grove Winery is for sale by Expressions of Interest closing Wednesday 20 November at 4pm (ACDT).
Inspections are strictly by appointment with the sole agents, Colliers.
