The UK’s wealthy Vestey family has put The Lane Vineyard, a mid-sized winery in the Adelaide Hills, back on the market after it failed to sell last year, counting on a strong grape harvest and relative immunity to newly imposed US tariffs to clinch a $20 million asking price.

The family that once owned Australian cattle stations covering more land than Europe has renewed its push to sell the winery with 42 hectares under grape – nearly two-thirds of it with chardonnay, sauvignon blanc and semillon – that doesn’t export to the US or China.