7 Amazing Wineries in the Clare Valley, passionate about the South Australian farming community, have joined together to run this Raffle for Relief to support Rotary's Statewide Drought Relief project.

•  Kilikanoon  •  Mitchell Wines  •  Jeanneret Wines
•  Sawmill Gin  •  Eldredge Wines •  Skillogalee •  Penna Lane

They are determined to help Rotary to continue to supply over 650 Farms with fodder to keep their livestock healthy and alive at a time that they continue to suffer through SA's Green Drought (more info below).

This amazing prize features a gorgeous array of flavours from them all.

- Tickets are a Bargain at only $2 each
- Or get 3 tickets for $5
- Or 50 tickets for $50

< Buy Your Tickets Here > 

100% of proceeds are going directly to Rotary and their partner Farmer's Relief Agency to help supply our farmers with fodder.

The Prize includes over $2,000 worth of high quality, delicious wine & gin including:

• 6 Ltr Kilikanoon “Duke” Grenache
• 1.5Ltr Mitchell “Peppertree Vineyard” Shiraz
• 1.5Ltr Mitchell Watervale Riesling
• 12x Jeanneret “Big Fine Girl” Riesling
• 12x Jeanneret “Temperance League” Shiraz
• 2x Sawmill Gin trophy winners: Brandy Barrel & Mr. Wriggles
• 3x Penna Lane Watervale Riesling
• 6x Eldredge; Louie Cabernet, Reserve Malbec, Grenache, Fiano & Aged Tawny & a bottle of “Blue Chip Shiraz” sauce
• 3x Skillogalee premium Rieslings

The Winner will be drawn on November 1st and will be contacted by phone. All entrants will receive email notification of the result.

Here's why this Raffle is so critical right now:-

WHAT IS A GREEN DROUGHT?

A green drought happens when crops and pastures look healthy but lack enough moisture beneath the surface, meaning they can't grow properly. It's invisible, yet devastating.

IMPACT ON FARMERS

Despite appearances, crops like hay for livestock, wheat, barley and canola struggle to grow due to inadequate soil moisture. This leads to poor yields and lower income for farmers who are already facing tough times.

LIVESTOCK STRUGGLES

Even with green pastures, livestock feed quality suffers, leading to malnutrition and higher costs for farmers who need to buy extra feed to sustain their herds.

FINANCIAL STRAIN

Farmers are already under pressure. Green droughts mean higher costs for water, feed and equipment, while incomes drop because crops don't yield as expected.