By 1850, Krondorf village comprised 121 Settlers and their families. These 121 souls formed the beginning of a new community that shaped the future of the Barossa Valley. Their spirit is remembered through the rare, meticulously selected old vines which creates a full bodied and finessed wine.

The King’s Mantle is the imperial robe that signifies the authority and majesty of the Crown. It is worn at coronations and other State occasions and passed from generation to generation. Amid the iconic Barossa Ranges, at the foothill of Kaiserstuhl in the famous Barossa Valley, is the village of Krondorf, settled by Silesian immigrants in 1847. Winemaking in the small village began in the 1860s and played a key role in paving the rich winemaking heritage of the now world-renowned winemaking region of the Barossa.