At Pewsey Vale Vineyard, we are not averse to a glass of Riesling no matter the weather, company or time of day. We are strong believers that every moment can be a Pewsey moment.
When exploring Tasmania, a visit to the state’s south is a must. Not only does the capital city and surrounding region have a rich food and art culture, it also is home to some of the most impressive geological formations in the country.
Join Pewsey Vale Vineyard and Heggies Vineyard for a day of walking, wine tasting and storytelling, as you are guided on a journey through these unique vineyards.
When an opium-farming Scotsman was granted land in 1822, no one could have predicted that almost 200 years later Tasmania would have gained an international reputation for producing premium wines.
Winter rainfall in Eden Valley totalled 274.8mm, 5% below average. However, rainfall across the region was quite sporadic, with other vineyards only recording 230-250mm.
The 2021 growing season was strongly influenced by the La Nina weather pattern, which in general produces cooler and slightly more humid conditions in Tasmania.