Iconic and outstanding houses in Tasmania.
Cool maritime air and cool-climate ambition collide here, pushing Pinot Noir toward restless energy and Sauvignon Blanc toward mineral precision.
Save these houses, build your route through Tasmania, and navigate when you're there.
Region DNA
The character of Tasmania
Based on 679 wines with structural data
Style profile
Broad range with a recognisable character
FEM score distribution
Based on 157 rated wineries in this region
Flavor territory
Most frequent primary flavor groups
Style breakdown
Wine style frequency · Bar length = relative count
Top grape varieties
Varieties ranked by number of wines · Number = wine count
Most representative winery
The estate whose wines are closest to the regional average — the truest expression of Tasmania
Josef Chromy
VisitTasmania is a wine region in Australia, home to 282 producers tracked on Femente, 42 of them rated 90+ on the critic index. Its vineyards are led by Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Riesling, producing Australian Pinot Noir and Australian Chardonnay wines with notes of Red fruit, Citrus fruit, and Tree fruit. It takes in Southern Tasmania, Tamar Valley, Freycinet Coast, Pipers River, and Northern Tasmania.
Tasmania — good to know
- What grape varieties are grown in Tasmania?
- The most planted varieties in Tasmania are Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Sauvignon Blanc, based on the wines Femente tracks across the region.
- What wines is Tasmania known for?
- Tasmania is known for Australian Pinot Noir, Australian Chardonnay, and Australian Tasmania Sparkling wines and flavors of Red fruit, Citrus fruit, and Tree fruit.
- How many wineries are in Tasmania?
- Femente tracks 282 producers in Tasmania, of which 42 are rated 90+ on the critic index.
- Where is Tasmania?
- Tasmania is a wine region in Australia, taking in Southern Tasmania, Tamar Valley, Freycinet Coast, and Pipers River.
Tasmania
Cool maritime air and cool-climate ambition collide here, pushing Pinot Noir toward restless energy and Sauvignon Blanc toward mineral precision. Tasmania refuses the comfort of ripeness, chasing acidity and structure instead.
Producers in Tasmania
- Ninth Island — distinction
- Rosevears — undiscovered
- Glaetzer Dixon — distinction
- Grey Sands — distinction
- Elmslie — undiscovered
- Devil's Corner — distinction
- Jinglers Creek — undiscovered
- Blustery Banks — undiscovered
- Craigie Knowe — honest
- Bream Creek — honest
- Brook Eden — undiscovered
- Riversdale — honest
- Milton — distinction
- Kreglinger — honest
- Moorilla — distinction
- Lisdillon — undiscovered
- Heemskerk — honest
- Apsley Gorge Vineyard — distinction
- Tamar Ridge — distinction
- Gunnings Peak — undiscovered
- Cape Bernier — honest
- Pipers Brook Vineyard — distinction
- Delamere — honest
- Stoney Rise — critic
- Coal Valley — honest
- Iron Pot Bay — honest
- Bay of Fires — distinction
- Stefano Lubiana — distinction
- Forth Valley Vineyard — undiscovered
- Craigow — undiscovered
- Moores Hill — honest
- Maclean Bay — undiscovered
- Charles Reuben Estate — undiscovered
- Pages Creek Estate — undiscovered
- Winstead — undiscovered
- Observatory Hill — undiscovered
- Apogee — distinction
- John Vincent — undiscovered
- Ghost Rock — honest
- Liffey Valley — undiscovered
- Morningside Vineyard — undiscovered
- Sullivans Cove — undiscovered
- Boomer Creek — undiscovered
- Beautiful Isle — honest
- Cambridge Valley — undiscovered
- Clover Hill — distinction
- Stargazer — distinction
- Bundaleera — undiscovered
- Tasmanian Hill — honest
- Kelvedon Estate — honest
- Marion's — honest
- Gala Estate — honest
- Morilla — undiscovered
- Clemens Hill — honest
- Bangor — honest
- Sinapius — distinction
- Orani — undiscovered
- Russell & Suitor — undiscovered
- Bagdad Hills — undiscovered
- Chrony — undiscovered
- Wines For Joanie — undiscovered
- Prickly Mo — undiscovered
- Two Tonne Tasmania — honest
- House of Arras — critic
- Mayfield Estate — undiscovered
- Domaine Dawnelle — undiscovered
- Waterton Hall — undiscovered
- Swinging Gate — honest
- Leven Valley — undiscovered
- Providence (AU) — undiscovered
- Back Paddock — undiscovered
- Bellebonne — distinction
- La Villa — undiscovered
- Bell & Gong — undiscovered
- Motton Terraces — undiscovered
- Wursthaus — undiscovered
- Roslyn 1823 — undiscovered
- Dunrobin Estate — undiscovered
- Terra Verde — honest
- Rivulet Wines — undiscovered
- Tasmanian Icon — undiscovered
- Richmond Bridge — undiscovered
- Torch Bearer — undiscovered
- Native Point — undiscovered
- Six Friends — undiscovered
- Lost Farm — honest
- Wicked Cheese — undiscovered
- By Chance — undiscovered
- Rivulet Burnside — undiscovered
- Meadowbank — honest
- Frogmore Creek — distinction
- Spring Vale — honest
- Small Wonder — honest
- Josef Chromy — distinction
- Holm Oak — distinction
- Leaning Church Vineyard — undiscovered
- Eastford Creek Vineyard — undiscovered
- Lake Barrington Estate — undiscovered
- Thalia — undiscovered
- Jansz — distinction
- Sharmans — honest
- Laurel Bank — undiscovered
- Puddleduck Vineyard — honest
- Viridian Wines — undiscovered
- Domaine A — distinction
- Pooley — honest
- Horner — honest
- Pressing Matters — distinction
- Mapleton Vineyard — undiscovered
- Tolpuddle — distinction
- Wobbly Boot — undiscovered
- Dalrymple — distinction
- Freycinet Vineyard — distinction
- Peco Wines — undiscovered
- Loira Vines — undiscovered
- Hinton Bay — undiscovered
- The Tamar — undiscovered
- Derwent — honest
- Bass Fine Wine — undiscovered
- Uplands Vineyards — undiscovered
- Cathedral Rock — undiscovered
- Small Island — honest
Restaurants in Tasmania
- Clyde Mill
- Elaia Cafe & Greek Restaurant
- Stillwater Restaurant
- Cataract On Paterson
- Bread & Butter
- Tinka Coffee Brewers
- Canton Restaurant
- Bluestone Bar & Kitchen
- MAPLE CAFE LAUNCESTON
- Black Cow Bistro
- REGGIE
- INSIDE LAUNCESTON
- Bar Stelo
- neighbourhoodlaunceston
- Kosaten Launceston
- felix
- Mudbar Restaurant
- Tamar Valley Resort, Grindelwald