Clyde Village Vineyard

About

A boutique family-run vineyard

Story

Well, Pinot Noir is not an easy grape variety to grow, but none-the-less we have persevered. At latitude 45 degrees south, our vineyard is one of the most southern in the world. Prime growing conditions have kept our family-run vineyard on its toes, as each year we pain-stakingly hand-tend each vine to ensure we only produce the highest quality Pinot Noir.

Planted on alluvial gravel left over from an old glacier, our vines are protected from running down the hillside by tussock bushes. This picturesque image of our vineyard can be seen from the main Clyde township.

We don’t produce enough wine to keep up with the big boys, and we don’t have all the latest machinery to automate our processes, but that just means that we pay more attention to each and every vine. So when you drink our wine, you can taste the dedication and care that went into making sure no grape was overlooked and all the pesky wasps were shooed away. Of course, we can attest to that, as we always make sure there is enough left for us!

So next time you’re in town, ring to let us know. We’d be happy to show you around and give you a taste of Clyde’s best.