The Australian wine conglomerate was founded in 1978 by Executive Chairman and owner Warren Randall. The company is Australia's largest private owner of luxury wineries with a vineyard area of over 9,200 hectares. The headquarters of the company is located in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, one of the country's most famous wine regions. The ownership includes the following wineries:
- Gemtree Organic Wines - McLaren Vale: a renowned winery specializing in organic wine and known for its sustainable cultivation methods
- Lyndoch - Barossa Valley: a significant winery valued for its high-quality wines and long history in one of Australia's most famous wine regions
- Pachamama Wines - Central Victoria: an innovative winery focusing on sustainable practices
- Penny's Hill - McLaren Vale: an award-winning winery known for its elegant and character wines and a solid presence in the Australian wine scene
- Portee Station - Riverland: a historic estate integrating sustainable agriculture
- Quelltaler Estate - Clare Valley: one of the oldest wineries known for its high-quality Rieslings
- Seppeltsfield - Barossa Valley: one of the oldest wineries, famous for its 100-year-old Tawny Ports
- Tinlins Wines - McLaren Vale: a significant winery known for its diverse wine production
Since the lifting of Chinese tariffs on Australian bottled wines in March 2024, exports of Australian wines have soared. The strategic purchase of the Lyndoch winery in 2024 was made to satisfy the newly created demand for Australian luxury wines in China.
