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Yalumba
In Australia, Yalumba is still the oldest family owned winery business, it was established in 1849 by a British brewer of the name Samuel Smith. Smith had gone to Australia bought 12 hectares of land, and in 1858 the Barossa Valley was making the best wines of the region. Winning many awards in local wine events, it is one of Australia's greats.
