Penfolds is a large winery in Australia. It is regarded as a symbol of Australian red wine and is known as the newest in the Australian wine industry. In Australia, this is a brand that everyone knows about. The development history of Penfolds Winery is full of legends. Some people say that it is actually a microcosm of the history of European colonists' development, development, settlement and reproduction in Australia. Penfolds has many classic products such as Penfolds, Yatana, Bin 707, Bin 407, Bin 389, etc.

For more than 170 years, three unique styles have always been the cornerstone of Penfolds' winemaking philosophy: a single vineyard or a single block, a single or sub-producing area, and a multi-producing area or multi-variety blend.

Penfolds single vineyards and single blocks of wine are known for their unique terroir and regional sense. These include Margar Manor Shiraz, Karina District 42 Cabernet Sauvignon, Karina District 25 Mullvede, and 2010 Bin170 Karina Shiraz.

Similarly, Penfolds wines made from grapes in a single or sub-producing region also represent the essence of the corresponding or sub-producing region. These wines are distinctive due to their outstanding geographical features and microclimate changes, such as soil, drainage and orientation. Excellent representatives include: RWT Barossa Valley Shiraz, Bin128 Kunavara Shiraz, BinA Adelaide Mountain Chardonnay, Bin150 Maranango Shiraz and Bin23 Adelaide Mountain Black Bino.

Wines blended in multiple producing areas and varieties represent Penfolds’ classic winemaking concept - making wines with unique Penfolds style and flavor. Penfolds Glench is a powerful expression of this blending philosophy. It is this philosophy that ensures that Glench's years have consistent style and quality. Other representatives of this style are: St. Henry Shiraz, Yatana, Bin389 Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz and grandfather’s rare toy.

Compared with the winemaking history in Europe, Australia's less than two hundred years of winemaking history is slightly shorter, but just like Europe, Australia's winemaking history is also adorned with brilliant achievements and difficult years. Penfolds stood out in the early days of Australian winemaking history, and the profound impact of Penfolds on Australian winemaking philosophy is unquestionable. If Penfolds were missing, the modern Australian wine industry would be completely different. Penfolds has always been safely away from fashion trends, but has led Australian wines to a brilliant world stage and created a reputation for its quality.