Wolf Blass is an Australian wine brand. In September 1934, Wolf Blass AM was born in East Germany. Like many existing Australian winemakers, they have a European background in studying, living and working, but have been successful in Australia. After more than a decade of studying and working in the wine industry in Europe, Wolf Blass AM immigrated to the world-famous South Australia wine valley-Barossa Valley in 1961 to begin his winemaking career. Wolf Blass AM was lucky enough to get her first job after arriving in Barossa Valley - working as sparkling wine manager and winery technical consultant at Kaiser Stuhl.

In 1966, Wolf Blass AM registered the company called Bilyara. The original meaning of this English name is "Eaglehawk", which is the logo of the eagle that we all know about to fly. Wolf Blass AM It is said that this symbol represents the national spirit of the country and is also one of the sources of his future winemaking inspiration. In the same year, Wolf Blass AM began his winemaking career by planting 3,000 grapes in his own estate.

Wolf Blass was also the manager and chief winemaker of Tolleys winery from 1969 to 1973, and during this period he made great contributions to the entire Australian wine industry, especially in changing In terms of wine style. He is recognized as one of the leaders of the new generation of winemakers in Australia and has created different styles of wine with his own name as the label. The young Wolf Blass quickly became a name worth looking forward to in this not long period of time. .

In 1992, Wolf Blass AM was awarded the title of "International Winemaker". In 2000, in order to commemorate his outstanding contribution to the Australian wine industry, the world-renowned Maurice O Shea Award was awarded to Wolf Blass AM himself.