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Savor premium cool climate wines and enjoy an informative estate tour at Bishops Vineyard in Tasmania, Australia
30 min
Welcome to Bishops Vineyard, where our cellar door is open year-round to warmly welcome visitors. Stroll through our picturesque vineyards and learn about the diverse grape varieties and innovative harvesting methods we use. The owner will personally guide you, sharing the rich history and unique background of our wines, along with insights into our winemaking techniques.
During your visit, you will have the opportunity to taste some of our award-winning wines right at the cellar door. Choose from a selection that suits your palate and pair these exquisite wines with delicious local cuisine and desserts. The owner will accompany you throughout the tasting, providing detailed information about each wine you sample. A wine tasting and tour at Bishops Vineyard promises to be a memorable experience for all wine enthusiasts.
Our local tour managers will craft a custom itinerary around Tasmania — handpicked wineries, transport, and stays, all on your terms.
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Bishops Vineyard is a charming boutique winery nestled at the southern end of the Meehan Range, near the picturesque Coal River Valley in Southern Tasmania. With a rich history in winemaking, the Bishop family understands that meticulous vineyard management is essential for producing natural, premium wines with unique flavors. Phil Bishop, the winery's owner, made history in 1999 by planting the first Pinot Noir and…
Read more about Bishops VineyardAustralia wine country is large and wine growing is correspondingly diverse. Australian wine thrives on around 160,000 hectares of vineyards. The local wines are primarily fruit-driven, i.e. on the fruity side of the aroma spectrum.
Explore AustraliaOf all of the wine regions in Australia, Tasmania wine region is one of the cooler climate regions, which means that it produces distinctly different and unique wines than from the rest of the country. Most of the Tasmanian vineyards are situated near the cities of Launceston in the north and Hobert in the south. Currently, 1500 hectares of land in Tasmania are under vine with the majority being white (56%) and the…
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