Tempus Two

The roots of this winery are firmly planted in Australia's oldest wine region, the Hunter Valley. Located amidst the vineyards of Pokolbin, the winery was founded by the McGuigan family, one of the country's best-known winemaking families. 

The winery was established in 1998 under the name "Hermitage Road" because the McGuigans lived on that street. However, the term "Hermitage" is trademarked and so the new name "Tempus Two", in the sense of "second attempt", then resulted. 

The grapes for Tempus Two grow only in small part in the Hunter Valley. The Limestone Coast stretches along the coast to the south of Adelaide. This region is the largest producer of premium wines in Australia. The Barossa Valley is located one hour north of Adelaide. The climate is perfect for great red wines with soul. 

The winery's vision is to create distinctive, modern wines rich in finesse from traditional European grape varieties. Combining the essential with stylistic finesse, the result is wines that are affordable, exceptional and artistically sophisticated. 

The finishes are innovative and eye-catching. Labels make generous use of Australia's wealth of resources: Tin and copper instead of paper. Not printed, but embossed. This results in a decidedly noble impression.