Get tipsy in Tasmania with these Tamar Valley wineries!
Tasmania is not only famous for its natural beauty, wildlife and history, but also its world-class wine. The island state produces some of the finest cool-climate wines in the world, with much of it made in the stunning Tamar Valley region.
Running along the Tamar River from Launceston to the Bass Strait, Tamar Valley is one of the best regions to explore and taste these wines, whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just a casual drinker. So come with us and explore the best wineries in Tamar Valley, offering not only excellent wines, but also memorable experiences and friendly service.
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Bay of Fires Winery
One of the northernmost wineries in the state, Bay of Fires is renowned for its sparkling wines that rival those of Champagne. While Bay of Fires produces wine across Tasmania, their Tamar Valley winery is well suited to grow ripe and flavourful pinot noir and chardonnay grapes. Enjoy a guided tasting tour of their spacious cellar door, overlooking the picturesque vineyard and lake. So experience the art of winemaking with the Bay of Fires Wintery in Tamar Valley!
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Josef Chromy
Just a short drive from Launceston will end you up in Josef Chromy, one of the most popular and prestigious wineries in Tasmania. This state-of-the-art winery boasts a 19th century homestead surrounded by manicured gardens and a tranquil lake. The cellar door offers tastings of their award-winning wines, as well as cheese platters and light meals. You can also indulge in a fine dining experience at their restaurant, which serves seasonal dishes paired with their wines. And with unique experiences such as their premier wine cellar tour, Josef Chromy is the perfect way to enjoy Tasmanian wine this weekend.
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Holm Oak Vineyards
Right along the stunning Tamar Valley, Holm Oak is a labour of love for the family-owned and operated winery. Best known for its creative and expressive wines, Holm Valley has a rustic and cosy cellar door where you can sample their wines and chat with the friendly staff. This 12-hectare winery also features a unique sensory garden experience that will make any wine aficionado want to visit Holk Oak Vineyards as soon as possible.
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Dalrymple Vineyards
If you’re a fan of pinot noir, you’ll love Dalrymple Vineyards. Right along the Pipers Brook River, Dalrymple takes advantage of the cool climate and rich soil to squeeze out some of the best pinot noir in Australia. The hilltop cellar door is a must-visit for visitors, offering panoramic views of the vineyard and the valley. So take a seat at one of their renowned wine-tasting, snack on the accompanied local cheese and charcuterie, and watch the day go by at Dalrymple Vineyards.
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Pipers Brook Vineyard
One of the oldest and largest wineries in Tasmania, Pipers Brook Vineyard is a must-visit for wine lovers. Experience the best their wines at their cellar door, letting you taste a wide variety of sensational red and white wines made locally in this lush part of Tasmania. But to make the most of this sensational winery, explore at your leisure with a self-guided tour of their winery and learn about their history and winemaking process. So grab your glass and get ready to discover the best of Tasmanian wine!
Want to explore more of Tasmania? Then pack your bags and start the car for the 15 Towns to Visit on Your Tasmania Road Trip. Along the way, make sure to check into one of The 10 Best and Most Unique Boutique Hotels in Tasmania.
