A Pearl from Barossa, c1964

Launched in November of 1956, Barossa Pearl changed the Australian wine industry. Developed by Colin Gramp of Orlando and based on the German style of perlwein, the light, delicate, fruity sparkling wine with a clean, lingering finish was a huge success.
The film is a Kingcroft Production. Credits: features Patricia Harrison and Charles Lawson, produced by John Kingsford-Smith ASC, photographed and directed by Jack Gardener ACC, written by Stuart Glover.
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[@Gator1699]

Under the screw cap was a plastic pop top I know because I drank 2 glasses when I was about 12 and barked at the lawn later it was Xmas in the 60's.Brings back fond memories barking. Wish they would bring it back. 🐊

[@jimbryan9581]

Very Walt Disney, Sound of Music. LOL

[@MrRandomposter]

I thought screw tops where a new thing. Great vid.

[@StateLibrarySouthAustralia]

Well spotted Miles

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Ummmm that's just a bowling pin ! 😂
I wonder where the factory was before moving to between Gawler & Freeling ?
They weren't subtle with the German influence, Helga cutting the grapes.. lol

[@stephenw2992]

Their later bottles used fused on ceramic labels, like soft drink bottles of the 1960s.

[@iVisual.sambonkowski]

Australia that was. Blonde. Blue eyes…