Penfolds released a limited edition record player that pairs music and wine. The world-renowned wine producer launched the Grange record player to mark the 70th anniversary of the vintner’s finest wine.

Symbol Audio Inspired by classic all-in-one consoles of the 50s, the same time when the Grange was introduced, this cabinetry is handmade by a single Symbol Audio craftsman over 100 hours of painstaking effort.

The first vintage Penfolds Grange was introduced 70 years back by winemaker Max Schubert. The wine is considered one of the finest at least in Australia. A bottle of vintage Grange from 1951 was sold for almost $41,000 in 2017.

This gorgeous cabinetry with a record player on top and a drawer featuring bottles of Grange magnum duo from 2010 and 2017 also includes a hand-blown Grange Decanter. The luxurious accessory for the home is not limited to bling alone, according to Penfold, the record player “brings together time-honored analog electronics with digital technology.”

The console delivers premium audio through a pair of speakers and features a compartment toward the bottom to stack up some vinyl and wine glasses. Wine and music both complement the mood, for which the Penfolds’ console is backlit with mood-enhancing lights. 

Only seven exclusively crafted examples of the console will be produced and the price is available on request.