Collection: Paradise IV | Geelong

Paradise IV was one of Geelong’s most revered small producers — a label built by winemaker Doug Neal on a vineyard first planted in 1848 by Swiss vigneron Jean-Henri Dardel in the Moorabool Valley, Batesford. Mentored by Rick Kinzbrunner of Giaconda and shaped by decades working with winemakers in Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhône, Neal made wines of Grand Cru-like strength and stature from a site planted on 500-million-year-old granite above limestone loam.

In 2018 the winery permanently closed and all 5 acres of vines were removed. The wines offered here are the last expressions ever made from this extraordinary site.