At Rockcliffe Winery, premium quality and sustainability go hand in hand – it’s at the core of everything we do! We source 100% of our energy from renewable solar power, with any excess energy carefully stored in lithium batteries.

But our commitment to sustainability doesn’t stop there. Despite the convenience of having Denmark mains water just 40 metres away, we’ve opted for complete self-sufficiency in water usage. We utilise filtered dam water for irrigation and cleaning purposes, while filtered rainwater – predominantly collected from our roofs – is used to rinse anything that comes into contact with our wine, including pipes and tanks, as well as for drinking water.

Our overarching goal is to operate at the highest environmental standards possible. We’re dedicated to being as sustainable as we can, ensuring that every step of our winemaking process reflects our commitment to both quality and environmental responsibility.

Who Owns Rockcliffe Winery? Steve Hall, After a long and successful career as a Geologist all around the world, Steve stumbled upon the 36 hectare Rockcliffe Vineyard property in 2002 and knew his life was about to take a very different direction. Having visited over one hundred countries and thousands of wineries, Steve could see the potential in Denmark. Over the next 5 years, Steve worked tirelessly to craft Rockcliffe Wines and continued to develop it into what it is today.

There is no dull moment when Steve is around! He has a wealth of stories and anecdotes to share and is known for making people laugh. Steve’s attention to detail and passion for quality shows in everything Rockcliffe produces.

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