Tasmanian Wineries

Located near Launceston, these wineries represent the cool-climate viticulture of the Tamar Valley and Relbia regions. The selection includes historic estates like Providence Wines, one of the state's oldest vineyards dating back to 1956, and Josef Chromy Wines, housed in a restored 1880s homestead. Visitors can explore a variety of cool-climate styles, ranging from traditional method sparkling wines and aromatic Rieslings to elegant Pinot Noirs, often set against backdrops of 19th-century architecture and landscaped gardens.

Josef Cromy Wines

Set within a restored 1880s homestead and surrounded by 30 hectares of vines and landscaped gardens. The estate produces cool-climate sparkling wines, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay, featuring an on-site restaurant and tasting room overlooking a lake.

Jinglers Creek Wines

A family-owned boutique vineyard in the Relbia region. It focuses on small-batch production of cool-climate varieties including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Pinot Gris, grown on the north-facing slopes of the property.

Bundaleera Wines

A small, family-operated vineyard in Relbia specializing in Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Riesling. The vines are grown on north-facing slopes, utilizing the region's cool climate to produce elegant, fruit-driven wines.

Providence Wines

Established in 1956, this is one of Tasmania's oldest commercial vineyards. Located in the Lalla valley, it is known for its mature vines producing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay using traditional winemaking techniques.

Leaning Church Wines

Located in the Lalla valley, this estate features a historic 19th-century wooden church overlooking the vineyard and a lily-filled lake. The winery produces cool-climate varieties, including sparkling wines, Pinot Noir, and aromatic whites.