Goulburn Valley wine region
The Goulburn Valley is a huge area stretching from Seymour in central Victoria up to Echuca on the Murray River.
Abundant water, gentle weather and sandy soils have enabled the Goulburn Valley, and the sub-region of Nagambie Lakes in particular, to consistently produce wine since the 1860s. Just across the Murray River, you will find the emerging NSW wine region of Perricoota.
Tahbilk Winery & Vineyard, one of the oldest in the country, pioneered the area’s affinity with Rhône varietals such as marsanne, shiraz and rousanne. Buttery rich chardonnay is also a regional strength.
As well as vineyards, prolific orchards grow apples, pears, peaches and other stone fruits, so watch out for the farm gate sales.
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At the Tahbilk Wetlands Cafe, you can enjoy stylish varietal wines, contemporary cafe fare, gallery exhibitions and a walk in the Wetlands Reserve.
254 O'Neils Rd, Nagambie
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A boutique vineyard in the Nagambie Lakes Wine Region producing high quality chardonnay, shiraz and cabernet sauvignon.
340 High Street, Nagambie
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Mitchelton offers one of Victorias best wine and food experiences with a restaurant, specialising in local produce, and cellar door open daily.
Mitchelton-Tabilk Road, Nagambie
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A family owned and operated winery with a tradition of producing award-wining premium wines.
1820 Berrys Road, Katunga
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Tahbilk Winery, with underground cellars dating back to 1860 and 1875, is set amidst numerous English and Continental trees.
8 kilometres south-west of Nagambie
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The home ff "Fred's Red" is a family owned and operated vineyard, winery and cellar door situated five minutes south of the Shepparton CBD.
425 River Road, Kialla
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