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Tahbilk Winery

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Tahbilk Winery, established in 1860, is a historic viticultural estate located in the Nagambie Lakes region of Victoria, Australia. It is recognized as one of the oldest family-owned wineries in the country, having remained in continuous operation for over a century and a half. The estate is distinguished by its preservation of historic plantings, including some of the world's oldest continuously producing Marsanne vines, dating back to 1927. Tahbilk focuses on both traditional and contemporary winemaking techniques, producing a variety of table wines for both domestic and international consumers.

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Where is Tahbilk Winery located?

Tahbilk Winery is located in the Goulburn Valley region of Victoria, Australia. The estate is situated along the banks of the Goulburn River and features historic natural wetlands.

What grape variety is Tahbilk most famous for growing?

Tahbilk is world-renowned for its historic plantings of the white Rhône grape known as Marsanne. They possess some of the oldest continuously producing Marsanne vines on the planet, dating back to the 1920s.

When was Tahbilk Winery originally established?

The winery was originally established in 1860, making it one of the oldest continuously operating wineries in Australia. Its historic brick cellars and architecture reflect this deep mid-19th-century heritage.

Who owns and operates Tahbilk Winery today?

Tahbilk is owned and operated by the Purbrick family, who purchased the estate in 1925. The winery is currently run by the fourth and fifth generations of the Purbrick family, continuing their long winemaking legacy.

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