Glenrowan, a small but historically rich wine region in northeast Victoria, is best known for its bold, full-flavoured red wines and fortified styles. With a warm, dry climate and rich loamy soils, the region is particularly suited to producing robust Shiraz, often with intense fruit character, spice, and the ability to age gracefully.

Glenrowan’s winemaking history dates back to the 1860s, and its legacy is intertwined with the legend of bushranger Ned Kelly, adding a unique cultural layer to the area. Many of the region’s wineries are family-owned and deeply rooted in tradition, offering warm hospitality and a strong sense of place. Though compact in size, Glenrowan delivers a distinctive wine experience defined by heritage, hearty reds, and a connection to Australia's colorful past.