Over 25 years ago, our first vineyards at Mudgee were planted. We have since nurtured 7 varieties across 75ha, cultivating wines that reflect the unique character of Mudgee and the land we are privileged to farm.

We will always acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this region, the Wiradjuri people, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Their enduring connection to Country continues to inspire a deep respect for the landscape that sustains our vineyards.

Soil & Terroir

Situated on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range, our vines thrive in an elevated inland climate defined by warm days, cool nights and abundant sunshine. This long growing season allows fruit to develop concentration, balance and elegance while retaining natural freshness.

Our vineyards are rooted in ancient sandy loam and clay soils, enriched by volcanic influences, sandstone and quartz. Combined with the region's diverse microclimates, these soils produce fruit with depth, structure and a true sense of place.