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Nagambie Farmers' Market
Nagambie Farmers' Market
Tahbilk is home to the Nagambie Farmers' Market every fourth Sunday of the month. Accredited by the Victorian Farmers’ Market Association, you’ll find some of the best producers in our region and some interesting artisan products to take your cooking to the next level.
Sunday Sips
Sunday Sips
Sundays are for sitting, sipping and soaking up the sunshine and good vibes. Your toes will be tapping to some of our favourite live musicians while they serenade you at the Nagambie Farmers' Market.
75th Anniversary Tasting of the Bin/Reserve/Eric Stevens Purbrick (ESP) wines
75th Anniversary Tasting of the Bin/Reserve/Eric Stevens Purbrick (ESP) wines
It’s not often that we put together a multi-decade tasting…but on 13th February we did. Read on for the best-voted ESP wine of the tasting
Tahbilk honours James Halliday AM with cellar building dedication
Tahbilk honours James Halliday AM with cellar building dedication
On Monday 13 February 2023, the Purbrick family honoured “wine royalty” James Halliday by naming a building in his honour.
Marsanne wine styles, characteristics and food pairing
Marsanne wine styles, characteristics and food pairing
When folks come to visit us at our Cellar Door, it's always such a pleasure to share with them the different wine styles and characteristics of the varietal Marsanne. One of the extra delights is to see their faces when they taste young Marsanne versus aged Marsanne. We've answered some of the most frequently asked questions, however, if we've missed anything or you'd like to know more please get in touch, we'd love to hear from you!
Sustainability projects to improve our carbon footprint
Sustainability projects to improve our carbon footprint
Heat Reflective Paint is not the only project at Tahbilk which is helping us restore our carbon footprint to zero. You can read more about some of our favourite environmental projects here.
tabilk~tabilk Indigenous Flora Trail
tabilk~tabilk Indigenous Flora Trail
The Tahbilk Wetlands tabilk-tabilk Indigenous Flora Trail was created in collaboration with the Taungurung Land & Waters Council and the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority and opened on March 31st with a traditional smoking ceremony.