Wine South Tasmania FAQs

Most vineyards have a free entry policy, however some events are ticketed. Check the individual producer pages to see whether their event requires tickets or pre-booking.

Southern Tasmania is spoilt for choice, with new wineries and viticulturists joining the scene every year. If you would like your business to take part in one of our events, email us at hello@winesouth.com.au.

Would you like to join the Wine South Tasmania committee? Email us at hello@winesouth.com.au or learn more on our About page.

Visiting Southern Tasmania when our events aren't on? Not a problem. Contact one of our tour partners to join one of their experiences or tailor a wine tasting tour of your own, such as The Wine Hopper, Ageing Barrel Tours or Apple Isle Wine Tours.

Every producer page lists its facilities, and you can filter the producers page by wheelchair access, accessible parking and toilets.

These venues are fully wheelchair accessible, with disabled parking, disabled toilets and accessible tasting facilities: Altaness Winery, Bangor Vineyard Shed, Cape Bernier, Coal Valley Vineyard, Domaine A, Every Man and His Dog Vineyard, Henskens Rankin of Tasmania, Future Perfect Wines, Mewstone Wines, Nocton Tasmania, Puddleduck Vineyard, Pressing Matters, Riversdale Estate, Rivulet Tasmania and Sonnen Wine.

These venues are wheelchair accessible and have disabled parking, but no disabled bathroom facilities: Bishops Vineyard, Cathedral Rock Vineyard, Charles Reuben Estate, Kate Hill Wines, Off The Rails Wines, Parallax Organic Vineyard, Six Friends, Two Bud Spur Vineyard, Uplands Vineyard and Viridian Wines.