Brothers at War

Two Brothers, fist fights, stitches, and a shared vision to create world class wines their way.

Surrounded by the legacy of Barossa winemaking pioneers, one being their ‘Old Man’ David Wardlaw, for the boys, a life in the wine industry was inevitable.

Located in the centre of Murray Street, Barossa’s steep history is carried on by new a generation in the Barossa Valley’s bustling heart.

With tasting experiences and local produce platters on offer, the Brothers’ believe there is no better place to enjoy a tasting and local produce platter, accompanied with a heated topical family debate.

Brothers at War came from humble beginnings. Commencing in 2013 with a tonne of Shiraz, the Brothers’ vision started as nothing more than a fun way for two boys in their twenties to occupy a weekend. In 2014, they added a parcel of Cabernet, and with that, their “Fist Fight” Shiraz and “I’m Always Right” Cabernet were born.

Now in their thirties, and as fathers themselves, the Brothers’ are taking themselves a little more seriously after a wealth of award-winning wines and accolades under their belt. Together, this group of family and friends, are continuing to stake their rightful claim in wine, while keeping a family tradition alive (not without a few fist fights here and there).