Pipers Brook Vineyard

A lovely place. We just arrived at a busy time so service wasn't snappy but very friendly all the same despite the slight madness. Food was great. We had the sharing platter and quiche of the day. See photos. Wine was splendid. We had the Riesling which was light and not sweet at all as it traditionally is. We also had the '07 Brut Cuvee which I loved for its tastes of cream pie! Overall a great experience. Definitely recommend.

Bit of a mixed bag experience here: Cellar Door - nice wines but despite booking a tasting we’re only offer “wine flights” with no further info on the wines given. Basically select 4 sample sizes. Nadine - great food but poor/ chaotic service. The drive in through the Pipers Brook vineyard is stunning, but when you arrive at the old dated cellar door complex it’s rather dull (dusty) and less appealing. Unfortunately the cellar door has no view at all - it’s an indoor space opening onto a small internal courtyard. Perfectly nice cafe space , but you could be anywhere. We pre-booked a tasting by phone and arrived on time at 1.30 - the staff were frantically running around and looked exhausted and ignored us. We thought about leaving but since there are not many dining options around the area, we decided to stay. We were seated in Nadine’s cafe area from where we could do a wine tasting. We ordered the Tasmanian Board which includes cheese, meat, prawns and salmon - this was absolutely sensational and the highlight of our visit - we were glad we stayed. The wine tasting was more of a wine flight really - we were asked to select 4 wines from the menu and nobody gave us any information on the wines.

Brilliant winery - a must visit. Chardonnay is first class. Food and service excellent. Chicken Caesar with prawns an excellent choice. Recommended.

We did a tasting. They take $5 off if you purchase wines. You can only pick 4 wines that you want to purchase. We also ordered a charcuterie board. The prawns were plump and fresh. Everything was very tasty. There is also a cafe attached to the Resturant. They need to fix the front door as it makes an excruciating screeching sound when opening and closing the door.

Piper Brook Vineyard – A Hidden Gem in Tasmania’s Wine Country Nestled in the serene and picturesque Tamar Valley, Piper Brook Vineyard offers an exceptional Tasmanian wine experience that is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted by the lush, rolling hills and the tranquil ambiance that defines this remarkable vineyard. Ambiance & Setting: Piper Brook Vineyard exudes a charming, rustic elegance that perfectly complements its natural surroundings. The vineyard's location provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape, making it a fantastic spot for both leisurely tastings and intimate gatherings. The setting is peaceful, inviting you to unwind and savor the beauty of Tasmania’s countryside. Wine Selection: Piper Brook boasts a diverse range of wines, with a particular focus on cool-climate varietals that thrive in the region. Their Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are standout offerings, showcasing the unique characteristics of the Tasmanian terroir. The Pinot Noir is beautifully structured with layers of red fruit, balanced acidity, and a silky finish, while the Chardonnay presents a delightful combination of citrus, stone fruit, and subtle oak influence. The vineyard also offers a selection of sparkling wines and a well-curated range of other varietals, each reflecting the quality and craftsmanship that Piper Brook is known for. Tasting Experience: The tasting experience at Piper Brook is intimate and informative. The knowledgeable staff are passionate about their wines and eager to share insights into the winemaking process and the history of the vineyard. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, the tastings are tailored to be both educational and enjoyable. Service: Service at Piper Brook Vineyard is exemplary. The staff are friendly, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic about ensuring that your visit is memorable. They’re adept at guiding you through the tasting process and making recommendations based on your personal preferences. Overall: Piper Brook Vineyard stands out as a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Tasmania’s wine country. Its combination of beautiful scenery, exceptional wines, and warm hospitality makes it a memorable experience. Whether you’re looking to deepen your appreciation for Tasmanian wines or simply enjoy a relaxing day in a stunning setting, Piper Brook Vineyard delivers on all fronts.

The estate is pretty impressive in size and the view is beautiful. The wines are good (my preference goes to the Riesling) but prices seem way too high. Overall, it's a large wineyards and feels a bit 'industrial', I'd recommend to visit smaller ones

Just happened to be driving past about lunch time and dropped in. So glad we did, beautiful food in a pleasant setting and of course more good wine than you can poke a stick at. Very much recommend coming here for lunch and of course the tastings, unless like me your driving, n which case the coffee’s good too!

We visited this winery after tasting a great drop at dinner the night before. The English lady who conducted our tasting was great. Friendly and not over the top. She made some great recommendations on what we should do on our travels around tassie. Well worth the trip

Our third winery stop (out of five) was at Pipers Brook Vineyard. It shares the same vineyard area as Jansz (they specialize in bubbly/sparkling wines). We dropped in on a Monday afternoon (around 1:15pm). The inside has a spacious tasting room (with even a few stools to sit at) and a cute courtyard with bean bags. Too bad their restaurant was currently being renovated but there's a food truck outside (open from Friday to Sunday). The only food they had was a cheese box ($22.50 AUD). Wine tastings are $5.00 AUD/person but you can try whatever you'd like from the list. They only had one that we couldn't try because it was sold out. Tasting fee is waived if you buy a bottle. There's Ninth Island, Pipers Brook and Kreglinger wines; a total of 15 wines. Both hosts were friendly and gave a nice description of each wine. We ended up sampling 8 wines. - NV Ninth Island sparkling - our first one turned out to be our favourite. We bought a bottle ($25.00 AUD). Quite reasonable for a sparkling. - 2015 Pipers Brook vintage sparkling - 2007 Kreglinger rosé sparkling - 2017 Pipers Brook sauvignon blanc "fumé" - 2016 Pipers Brook gewurtztraminer - 2017 Pipers Brook rose - 2017 Ninth Island rose - 2015 Pipers Brook "The Lyre" pinot noir Nice spot and plenty of variety in their wines to select from.