Our Vineyard

Our Vineyard

Harcourt North, Central Victoria.

Granite Country

Harcourt North is defined by weathered granite, red clay and the exposed northern face of Mount Alexander. The wines hold that line: savoury, mineral and never overworked.

Netted vines below a rocky hillside

The site

The vineyard sits at approx 500m ASL and is one of the highest (and probably coolest) vineyards in the Bendigo GI. The vineyard soils are composed of granitic slabs and boulders, interspersed with sandy decomposed granite. We have been farming this vineyard ourselves for a few years now, using organic practices.

Nets draped along a vineyard row

Low intervention

Farming

We farm for balanced canopies, clean fruit and soil life. Picking decisions are made by taste, seed, weather and the shape of acidity rather than numbers alone.

A person holding pruning shears in the vineyard

Trutta

The Creek

The fishing metaphor is not decoration. It is a working rhythm: observe first, move only when needed, and let the place tell you what kind of cast to make.

Wine, like water, punishes impatience.
A dog swimming in a pond beside a grassy bank

Harcourt North granite country.