About

Corryton Burge is created by the sixth generation of the Burge winemaking family of the Barossa Valley. 

It’s named for Corryton Park Homestead, the beloved heart  and soul of our family. 

Nestled in rolling hills and guarded by carved stone griffins, Corryton Park Homestead is steeped in history and alive in the present. 

It’s the  central gathering point for family celebrations and sharing the joy of wine with friends.

 

"Our winemaking roots  stretch back six generations  to one of the earliest  immigrant families of the  Barossa Valley."

 

For over 160 years family members have worked tirelessly to build the Burge name into one of the most recognised in Australian wine.  The heart and soul of all that work has been passed down through the generations. As today’s caretakers of this legacy, Amelia and  Trent Burge and their brother Toby, have created Corryton Burge. Guided and supported by their parents Grant and Helen and a band  of loyal friends and colleagues, they are committed to sharing the joy of wine.

 

Nestled in the Barossa’s rolling hills, Corryton Park Homestead is guarded  by a pair of Griffins, fabled creatures said to protect precious possessions.  As the spiritual centre piece for the fifth and sixth generations of the Burge  family, we could think of nothing more precious nor anything more  imposing to stand guard over it.  

Corryton Park is a place where friends and family come together to share  the joy of wine.