Skip to main content

Food and Drink

Freycinet Vineyard

Claudio Radenti of Freycinet Vineyard, looking at a glass of wine in a barrel room
Aerial view of Freycinet Vineyard, vineyards, olive grove with The Hazards in the background
A view across grapevines at Freycinet Vineyard, tendrils with blue sky
A man pouring a glass of wine for a woman in a spotted top, standing in between vineyard rows
Geoff and Susan Bull were early viticultural pioneers on the East Coast of Tasmania, establishing Freycinet Vineyard in 1979. It is situated adjacent to the picturesque Freycinet Peninsula (latitude 42 degrees), which is named in honour of the French explorer Louis de Freycinet, who charted the region in 1802. The 16-hectare vineyard is proudly family-owned owned and the wines are 100% grown, produced and bottled on our estate. The site is a warm sheltered one within the truly cool Tasmanian climate. The vineyards are meticulously hand-tended to grow moderate yields of fully ripe healthy fruit. The rustic winery houses state-of-the-art’ equipment to ensure wine quality is not lost. The wines are produced with great care, dedication and passion – they are a delicious liquid expression of our unique place on earth, the varieties and the season.

Bar

Carpark

Cellar Door

Delivery available

Family Friendly

Lawn / Gardens

Non Smoking

Pet Friendly - Enquire

Shop / Gift Shop

Takeaway Available

Wine Tasting

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Book now

By creating an account on Discover Tasmania, you agree to the terms of use outlined in our Privacy Statement

Success!

You are now signed in.

Trip Planner

It looks like you're serious about planning a trip to Tasmania.
Sign in, or create a Discover Tasmania account so you can keep adding items to your trip. create multiple trips, and more.
I'll do this later
Continue exploring

Add to Trip Planner

Which trip would you like to add to?

Item added to Trip

Go to Trip Planner

You have nearly reached the Explore Map plot limit of 27 items per itinerary.

Try splitting itineraries, rather than creating one large itinerary.


Manage trips
Please try again in a few moments.