Cool-Climate Tasmanian Wine in the Meander Valley
Slow down, settle in and discover cool-climate Tasmanian wine at Meander Valley Vineyard, a family-run vineyard and cellar door at Red Hills in northern Tasmania.
On the edge of the Tasmanian wilderness, the vineyard produces small-batch, hand-picked wines shaped by the rich soils, sunshine and cool breezes of the Meander Valley. Drop into the cellar door for a wine tasting or enjoy a glass or bottle while taking in the peaceful vineyard setting.
Come hungry too. Wood-fired pizzas and build-your-own platters showcase Tasmanian produce and are made for lingering over with a local wine. Keep an eye out for live music, events and relaxed afternoons on the lawn.
Want to stay a little longer? Make a night of it with accommodation right amongst the vines. Choose from Vintners Rest, a private vineyard stay with a king bed, deck and outdoor sunken bath, or settle into one of the vineyard’s new glamping tents for a relaxed stay surrounded by the Meander Valley landscape.
Located at Red Hills, Meander Valley Vineyard is an easy stop while exploring Deloraine, the Great Western Tiers and the wider Tasting Trail region.
Explore more of the Tasting Trail
Make Meander Valley Vineyard part of our Launceston to Deloraine Mini Trail and spend a few days discovering vineyards, breweries, distilleries, farm gates and local producers across the Meander Valley.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Meander Valley Vineyard?
Meander Valley Vineyard is located at 46 Montana Road, Red Hills, Tasmania, in the Meander Valley near Deloraine and the Great Western Tiers.
Can you do a wine tasting at Meander Valley Vineyard?
Yes. Visit the cellar door to taste Meander Valley Vineyard’s small-batch Tasmanian wines. Bookings are recommended, particularly during busy periods.
Can you eat at Meander Valley Vineyard?
Yes. Meander Valley Vineyard serves wood-fired pizzas on selected days and build-your-own platters featuring Tasmanian produce, designed to enjoy alongside its wines.
What wines does Meander Valley Vineyard produce?
Meander Valley Vineyard produces small-batch, hand-picked Tasmanian wines influenced by the cool climate and landscape of the Meander Valley. The vineyard also produces a small batch of Baco Noir, the only wine of its kind produced in Australia.
Can you stay at Meander Valley Vineyard?
Yes. Meander Valley Vineyard offers accommodation amongst the vines, including Vintners Rest and new vineyard glamping stays, making it easy to turn a cellar door visit into an overnight escape in the Meander Valley.
Does Meander Valley Vineyard have glamping accommodation?
Yes. New glamping accommodation at Meander Valley Vineyard gives visitors another way to stay amongst the vines and enjoy the peaceful surrounds of the Meander Valley.
Is Meander Valley Vineyard dog friendly?
Yes. Meander Valley Vineyard welcomes leashed dogs, so your four-legged travel companion can join you while you enjoy the vineyard setting.
What else can I explore near Meander Valley Vineyard?
Meander Valley Vineyard is a great base for exploring Deloraine, the Great Western Tiers and local Tasting Trail producers. Follow the Launceston to Deloraine Mini Trail to discover more local wine, beer, cider, spirits and produce.