by Richard Flatman (Viticulturalist) The journey towards organic production started ten or so years ago, without even knowing it. To me organic viticulture is far more than a growing system, itRead More →
By Neil Larson (Tahbilk winemaker) There are few Australians on the Eastern seaboard who will forget the summer of 2019/2020 – bushfires roared through southern Queensland, coastal NSW, the Adelaide HillsRead More →
Our thoughts go out to those wineries and vineyards that have been impacted by the bush fires that have ravaged parts of Victoria, SA and NSW. Outside of the fires themselvesRead More →
‘It’s Christmas in the bush and the sun burns hotly through the gums. Down the road old Rogan comes for a bite of tucker and a beer. Mum’s in the kitchenRead More →
In August 2010 Australian winemakers collectively sighed as a major deal as part of the ongoing free trade agreement with the European Union was passed. This deal officially banned Australia fromRead More →
For over thirty years James Halliday has been Australia’s most respected wine critic and his Halliday Wine Companion is recognised as the industry benchmark for Australian wine. We are proud toRead More →
It is one of our favourite times of year the annual warehouse sale here at Tahbilk. If you’re planning on stocking up you might be wondering how you get those winesRead More →
Lately we have had a lot of people asking about how to set up their wine cellar. Not everyone has a heap of space in their house or an underground oldRead More →
Hands up who hates opening a bottle of wine only to taste something unexpected, not in a good way. Social politeness can often stop us from saying out loud ‘hmmm I’mRead More →
As any keen gardener would know pruning is an annual activity which some of us look forward to with glee. It is a time of chopping off limbs to make wayRead More →