Mother tongue
In German, the word Krondorf translates to 'Crown Village'. It was just one piece of old German that the Silesian settlers brought to the valley, along with Kaiserstuhl ('Emperor’s Seat'), which was the name they gave to the prominent peak of the Barossa Ranges that overlooked their village. Today, both a crown and Kaiserstuhl are depicted in the Krondorf crest, as seen on our wine labels.
The village of Krondorf at the base of Kaiserstuhl.
Our Rifle Range Road vineyard with Kaiserstuhl in the background.
The logo is informed by the history and architecture of the Krondorf region. It depicts the Barossa ranges with Kaiserstuhl in the middle and the crown representing the German translation of Krondorf - Crown Village
