The largest wine processing facilities1
Rank |
Processing facility |
Tonnes |
1 |
Yenda (Casella Wines) |
250,000 |
2 |
Berri Estates Winery, Berri (Accolade Wines) |
220,000 |
3 |
Buronga Hill Winery, Buronga (Australian Vintage) |
130,000 |
4 |
Loxton (Australian Vintage) |
90,000 |
5 |
Lindemans Karadoc Winery (Treasury Wine Estates) |
85,000 |
6 |
Kingston-on-Murray (Kingston Estate) |
80,000 |
7 |
Buronga (Accolade Wines) |
75,000 |
8 |
De Bortoli Winery, Bilbul (De Bortoli Wines) |
70,000 |
9 |
Richmond Grove, Tanunda (Pernod Ricard Pacific)2 |
50,000 |
10 |
Griffith (Warburn Estate) |
45,000 |
11 |
Hanwood Estate (McWilliams Wines) |
44,000 |
12 |
Zilzie Wines |
40,000 |
13 |
Qualia Wine Services |
35,000 |
14 |
Orlando Wines, Rowland Flat (Pernod Ricard Pacific)2 |
30,000 |
14 |
Oxford Landing (Yalumba) |
30,000 |
16 |
Wolf Blass Winery, Nurioopta (Treasury Wine Estates) |
28,000 |
16 |
Wynn's Coonawarra (Treasury Wine Estates) |
28,000 |
18 |
Andrew Peace Wines |
27,000 |
19 |
Renmark (Angove Family Winemakers) |
24,000 |
20 |
Monash (Thachi Wines) |
22,000 |
21 |
Peter Lehmann Wines |
21,000 |
22 |
Penfolds Nuriootpa (Treasury Wine Estates) |
20,000 |
22 |
Yenda (Berton Vineyards) |
20,000 |
24 |
Milawa (Brown Brothers) |
18,000 |
24 |
Rosemount Ryecroft (Treasury Wine Estates) |
18,000 |
1Ranked as per processing capacity as of 30 June 2010 and capacity to convert additional supplied grape juice/wine, where applicable, into blended wine (including contract processing and inter-winery juice/water sales). 2Estimate using resources such as news reports, annual reports, information provided to other Winetitles' publications. Data not provided by the company named.
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