A little off topic from the usual blog posts on here, but I have just completed a survey created by three professors at the Carleton University in Canada who are collating information on wine blogs - from bloggers and readers. If you are interested in contributing, please go to this link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SZ76K86
Karra Yerta means red-gum country in Kaurna language (the Kaurna tribe Aboriginals used to inhabit this area before white settlement). Thus Karra Yerta describes perfectly the area we live in. Karra Yerta Wines was one of Australia's smallest wineries and produced around 350 cases of ultra-premium wine annually. We are a small family business which derived from a ten-year hobby. In 2011 we decided to wind down our business so all stock is now available at heavily discounted prices. Not much left so get on it, folks!
View from Mengler's Hill across the Barossa Valley
Our windmill at sunset
The dog resting
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS KARRA YERTA?
This section is a collection of photographs from around the world. The common theme is drinking our wine or wearing our merchandise. Feel free to email your photo for inclusion on the page.
Kim (wearing a Karra Yerta t-shirt) and Bob Maurits at the Trevi Fountain, Rome, July 2008
Gavin Paye (Outbacchus Wines) at home in the UK
Judith Shiel having a beer at the end of her wine Happy Hour in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Amanda Sullivan at home in the Barossa.
Kim, Bill and Sarah Maurits in Germany
Kim Maurits in the Butterfly House Singapore, November 2009
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