The vineyard is named after the rare red grape that used to grow here, called Rabo de Lobo.

The grape variety gets its name from the way its grape bunches resembles the end of a wolf’s tail.

At Rabo de Lobo we try to capture that magical moment and preserve the heritage.

Wolf's Own Estate is designed to be fully zero-waste.

As we continue to restore and rejuvinate the vineyards, orchards, and farmhouse and buildings, we are replacing the old, warn-out infrastructure with eco-friendly solutions that will give us a zero carbon footprint.

We actively look for ways to reduce the use chemicals and commercial fertilisers. They're not good for us or the environment.

For us, the answer literally comes back to the birds and the bees.

Wolf's Own Estate is home to a flock of Indian Runner Ducks that are employed as our residential pest control and fertilisers.

We have 100 bee hives that guard the boundary of the Rabo de Lobo Vineyard keeping unwanted visitors out of the vineyard and gardens. A delicious added bonus on the hard work of our bees is their honey

Wolf's Own Estate honey, bees wax products and propolis are available for purchase at the Farm House, local Erivdel famers markets or online.