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Drummonds Lane, Heathcote 3523
03 5974 3729
http://www.yabbylake.com
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Heathcote Estate was planted in 1999 on the ancient Cambrian soils that define the heart of the region. 

The Kirby family established Heathcote Estate with the sole objective to make one wine - a single vineyard shiraz. Over the past decade, led by winemaker Tom Carson, the label has forged a reputation for wines of exceptional character and longevity. 

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Variety specialties
Shiraz - Single Vineyard and Single Block Releases
Awards
A five-star James Halliday Wine Companion rated winery, consistently achieving 95-96 point scores. 
  • Cellar Door
    • Argyle Forest Estate
    • Armstead Estate & ECK
    • Barfold Estate
    • Burke & Wills Winery
    • Carlei Wines
    • Chalmers
    • Coliban Valley Wines
    • Condie Estate
    • Devil's Cave Vineyard
    • Domaine Asmara
    • Ellis Wines
    • Flynn's Wines
    • Hanging Rock Winery
    • Heathcote II
    • Heathcote Wine Hub
    • Heathcote Winery
    • Humis Vineyard
    • Idavue Estate
    • Jasper Hill Vineyard
    • M.Chapoutier Australia
    • Mia Valley Estate
    • Munari Wines
    • Noble Red
    • Paul Osicka Wines
    • Peregrine Ridge
    • Red Edge
    • Sanguine Estate
    • Shiraz Republic
    • Silver Spoon Estate
    • She Oak Hill Vineyard
    • Tar & Roses
    • Tellurian Wines
    • The Bridge Vineyard
    • Vinea Marson
    • Whistling Eagle
    • Wild Duck Creek Estate
    • Wren Estate
  • No Cellar Door
    • Buckshot Vineyard
    • Colbinabbin Estate
    • Farmer & The Scientist
    • Heathcote Estate
    • Kennedy Vintners
    • Lake Cooper Estate
    • Merindoc Vintners
    • Mundy Gully
    • Sutherland Wine
    • Rogues Lane

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The Heathcote Region

The region is renowned for its shiraz and the famous ancient red Cambrian soils of Heathcote also produce outstanding examples of Sangiovese, Tempranillo, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and excellent Rieslings and Viognier. Our local vineyards and their winemakers are joined by producers around Australia in releasing fine Heathcote Shiraz wines. A visit to our winery cellar doors is a unique experience just over an hour from Melbourne. Find out more about our region.

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We acknowledge that the Heathcote Wine region is on Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Country.

We  pay our respects to leaders and Elders past, present and emerging for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and the hopes of all Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples. 

We express our gratitude in the sharing of this land, our sorrow for the personal, spiritual and cultural costs of that sharing and our hope that we may walk forward together in harmony and in the spirit of healing.