Winegrapes Australia
McLaren Vale , South Australia
Brands
Land of Tomorrow
Winery Overview
Proudly owned by Australian grape growers since 1992.
Winegrapes Australia is a collective of grape growers who came together in 1992 to market their fruit collaboratively.
Today it represents 108 growers from 9 South Australian regions, covering 2,100 hectares of vineyard.
Led by General Manager Paula Edwards, Winegrapes’ network of multi-generational growers has a long-standing commitment to sustainable land management.
LAND OF TOMORROW
Land of Tomorrow began with the Nolan family’s estate vineyard in Wrattonbully — where stewardship of the land has been a family legacy for over a century. What started as a single-vineyard vision has flourished into a movement.
Today, Land of Tomorrow is a collaboration of passionate, multi-generational winegrape growing families. Their deep connection to the land, generational knowledge, and unwavering commitment to sustainable farming practices form the soul of every wine we produce.
Each grower brings a unique story, a distinct parcel of land, and a deep respect for natural cycles — ensuring every bottle reflects the authenticity of place, people, and purpose.
At the heart of Land of Tomorrow is our community of winegrape growers — stewards of their land, storytellers through their craft. This partnership between the Nolan family and Winegrapes Australia is a celebration of community, heritage, and sustainability.
Together, we’ve created a platform for farming families to express their land, their values, and their way of life through wine.
Each bottle is a tribute to the collective strength, passion, and dedication of our producers.
Seeking Distribution in
Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, USA
Winemaker Bio
Completing her viticulture and oenology studies in 2009, New Zealand born Winemaker Lauren Langfield has spent the last 15 years working in vineyards and wineries throughout NZ and Australia. Her passion and drive have led Lauren to work within a range of wine businesses, always seeking to learn from industry leaders and mentors.
Lauren has been seen great success, having been awarded with a range of awards and scholarships through her career. Most recently she was a finalist in the 2024 South Australian Woman of the Year awards, one of 12 delegates for The National Farming Federation of Australia DiALP Leadership program in Canberra, and Lauren was named 2023 Young Gun Winemaker of the Year.
Lauren enjoys spending time outdoors and being creative, with pottery, sewing and painting hobbies of hers. Most weekends are spent with her husband and young son cheering for their AFL team, the Richmond Tigers.
