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The 1860 Heritage listed Tahbilk Tower and Cellar Yard
The Tahbilk Cellar Door and Tower at the end of the 1860 Heritage listed winery.
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The Tahbilk Insiders Guide is a collection of all of the knowledge and experience of the people behind the scenes at Tahbilk (tahbilk.com.au). It is what makes us tick. We hope you enjoy.

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🌿 Now we've had a bit of rain in the vineyard t 🌿 Now we've had a bit of rain in the vineyard things are really starting to spring. The vines are busy growing their canopies and will soon be in flower 🌱
...and this was the French Variable Press in actio ...and this was the French Variable Press in action back in 1953 which turned out to be Winemaker George Comi's last press.⁠ ~⁠ Photograph courtesy of the Tahbilk Archive which is an ever-growing collection of old and new artifacts to the story of Tahbilk.
This variable speed basket press served Tahbilk we This variable speed basket press served Tahbilk well over the years from its first vintage in 1862 all the way to 1968, that's 106 years of hard work. Now retired it sits in the Red Fermenting Cellar at Tahbilk Cellar Door, and in theory, with a little bit of encouragement, it should still work. #theydontmakethemliketheyusedto
Spring mornings in the Cellar Yard aren't too bad! Spring mornings in the Cellar Yard aren't too bad! ⁠ This is the Tahbilk Tower that was built as a useful look-out across the vineyard and beyond in case of fire or an unexpected visitor. Now we prefer to look-out at it and each morning it's lovely to be greeted with its presence. #picturepostcard
What a great weekend! Thanks to the lovely people What a great weekend! Thanks to the lovely people who came up and visited us here at Tahbilk Cellar Door and Wetlands Views Restaurant. ⁠ There'll be lots on next weekend, including the Nagambie Farmers Market which will be here on Sunday 25th. ⁠ If you're planning to meet your nearest and dearest at Wetlands Views or for a tasting at the cellar door, make sure you book in early as places are filling up fast! The link is in our bio.
It looks like rain is forecast today in Nagambie L It looks like rain is forecast today in Nagambie Lakes. Thankfully there's lots to discover inside our heritage-listed cellar door which, if you venture downstairs you'll find the original1860 underground cellar. ⁠ ⁠
Just the thing to bring a bit of sunshine to a clo Just the thing to bring a bit of sunshine to a cloudy day and these four sparkling wines have defiantly dialled up the fun factor for our afternoon! ⁠ ⁠ Bright and refreshing there's a style to suit, whether that be dry and zesty or light, dry, fruity, & floral or rich and creamy.⁠ ⁠ We have some great deals on these wines running up to and including Melbourne Cup Eve - Monday, November 2nd.⁠ ⁠ • Everyday Drinking Chairman's Brut @ $95.00 per dozen⁠ • Dalfarras 2019 Prosecco @ $135.00 per dozen⁠ • Tahbilk Blanc de Blancs @ $135.00 per dozen⁠ • Tahbilk 'Coueslant' Chardonnay Pinot Noir @ $165.00 per ⁠dozen⁠ ⁠ Head over to our online store ~ the link is in our bio
If you're making your way to Tahbilk this weekend, If you're making your way to Tahbilk this weekend, or sometime in the future, we'd absolutely love to see you. As a heads up, we'll be doing all the mandatory checks to make sure we are kept as safe a possible. We'll be wearing our masks, keeping our distance and checking all temperatures and photo I.D. We have a limited capacity of 10 people at one time in our Cellar Door, so for tastings make sure you book ahead https://tahbilk.wine/Visit_Us the link is also in our bio ⁠
What better wine to drink on spring day out in the What better wine to drink on spring day out in the dappled shade than the Tahbilk 2016 Coueslant Marsanne.⁠ We're excited to have only just released this wine and, here to talk you through what to expect, is Neil Larson our Tahbilk Winemaker and Abhi Singh, our Wetlands View Restaurant Manager. ⁠ If you'd like to know more about this wine and where to grab a bottle head to our link in our bio
The 1927 Vines Marsanne block has started to flowe The 1927 Vines Marsanne block has started to flower, this is the stage otherwise known as inflorescence which refers to the tiny clusters of flowers that will turn into a bunch of grapes. It's only a matter of days until they'll be in full bloom!
Our underground cellars are a great place to explo Our underground cellars are a great place to explore and a hidden gem right on your doorstep if you live in central Victoria. Tahbilk Winery is located near to the township of Nagambie and a great place to visit that ticks all the boxes for a day out with friends. Winetastings are available upstairs above the cellars, and places are limited so book your spot through the link in our bio. ⁠ For all our Melbourne friends, stay in there, you're doing so well, we send positivity your way and hope to see you here soon!⁠ *P.s this short clip was taken before masks were compulsory 😷
Following on from our recent post on the newly rel Following on from our recent post on the newly release 2014 Tahbilk 1927 Vines Marsanne, we thought we'd ask our Winemaker Neil Larson for his tasting notes and cellaring recommendations. ⁠ Being a very special wine for Abhi, it's a wine with high expectations! ⁠ If you'd like to know more about this wine or you have a question, write in and we'll make sure to ask a Winemaker. ⁠ If you've already cellared a 1927 Vines Marsanne that is ready to drink, let us know all about it by leaving us a comment, we'd love to hear from you!
Lovely to have a bit of rain in the vineyard this Lovely to have a bit of rain in the vineyard this morning, just what the doctor ordered! This little vine is Albariño, one of the latest blocks to be added to the collection. So far they're settling in nicely and are growing super well in our region.
Crafting Tahbilk wine is an art that has spanned 1 Crafting Tahbilk wine is an art that has spanned 160 years. Now in the 21st century, it's a balance of winemaking craftsmanship to embrace the old and the new, always concentrating on the characteristics of the fruit and the regions terroir. It's what Tahbilk Winemaker Neil Larson knows so well. ⁠ For more on Tahbilk flagship wines head to our link in our bio.
We've released the latest vintage of the Tahbilk 1 We've released the latest vintage of the Tahbilk 1927 Vines Marsanne and were pleased to say it's up there with the best. ⁠ ⁠ Thank you to Thomas Smith from @klwines for your post on the 2013 vintage, we'll wait to hear which one you prefer! ⁠ ⁠ "I was lucky enough to try the 2013 Tahbilk "1927" Vines Marsanne Nagambie Lakes Victoria during a seminar led by Wine Front founder Mike Bennie last year. This wine stopped me dead in my tracks. In fact, this wine was the very reason I wanted to bring these wines back to the U.S. Holy smokes!" Thomas Smith ~ https://tahbilk.wine/on_the_trail ⁠ ⁠ Read the full article from K.L Wines by clicking on the link in our bio.
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