Yabby Lake Vineyard, Red Claw & Cooralook Wines
Tom Carson, winemaker
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Tuerong VIC 3915
Australia
Yabby Lake Vineyard was established in 1998 on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, with the long-term goal of producing benchmark wines from the Burgundian varieties Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Yabby Lake Vineyard is owned by Robert and Mem Kirby who have been intimately involved in the Mornington Peninsula region for decades. The Kirbys are joined by two outstanding and renowned winemakers: Group Winemaker Tod Dexter and Consulting Winemaker Larry McKenna.
Tod and Larry are known for their relaxed and unassuming personalities, and they apply the same approach to their winemaking: they work with the grapes to develop beautiful and distinctly superior wines that are truly expressive of Yabby Lake Vineyard. The first vintage from Yabby Lake Vineyard was produced in 2002.
In July 2008 Tom Carson, ex Yering Station winemaker will join the team as Group Winemaker and General Manager for both Yabby Lake Vineyard and Heathcote Estate.
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