Fallen Giants winery battles reduced yield and coronavirus to produce 2020 vintage

By Ben Fraser
Updated April 7 2020 - 2:45pm, first published April 3 2020 - 6:00pm
Grape pickers, such as Thomas Brady (pictured) mitigated social distancing and reduced yields to source this year's shiraz, riesling and cabernet sauvignon for Halls Gap winery Fallen Giants. Picture: Peter Pickering.
Grape pickers, such as Thomas Brady (pictured) mitigated social distancing and reduced yields to source this year's shiraz, riesling and cabernet sauvignon for Halls Gap winery Fallen Giants. Picture: Peter Pickering.

In 20 years time, when wine enthusiasts open a bottle of 2020 Fallen Giants reserve shiraz, the vintage will be remembered for all of the right reasons.

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