Freycinet Vineyard
Cellar door at Freycinet Vineyard on the east coast of Tasmania [©Winepros/VisitVineyards.com]
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Bicheno TAS 7215
Australia
Fax: 03 6257 8454
Email: freycinetwines@bigpond.com
Appointment Email: freycinetwines@tassie.net.au
Freycinet is a family-run vineyard located on Tasmania's East Coast, overlooking Great Oyster Bay.
The site was specifically selected in 1980 by Geoff and Susie Bull for its north-facing aspect and ideal microclimate and today the family wine-making tradition continues with Lindy Bull and her husband Claudio Radenti. Their technique includes using tight grain Oak barrels for fermentation and maturation with minimal intervention.
Freycinet Vineyard now produces some of Tasmania's finest riesling, chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and sparkling wines - these can all be tasted at the cellar door whilst enjoying the Tasmania's beautiful East Coast views.
Note: their website has no content. However they still make great wine!
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- East Coast and Tasman Peninsula
- North East Tas
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