Events

Step into the story of the Tahbilk Homestead Garden with a guided tour led by Head Gardener, Travis McCarty. Wander among heritage trees dating back to the 1860s, rare species, and flourishing native plantings, all shaped by generations of the Purbrick family. Afterwards, relax with a two-course lunch on the deck of the Estate Restaurant, complete with a glass of Tahbilk wine.

Tahbilk’s historic Cellar Door is entering a new chapter with a refreshed retail space, set to open by the end of September. Originally built as a working winery, later transformed into a Cellar Door in 1969, the building carries the legacy of figures like François De Coueslant, winemaker, manager, and the namesake of our Coueslant Sparkling range. This new space continues that story, offering visitors a place to discover wines, gifts, and the enduring spirit of Tahbilk.

Tahbilk Estate Restaurant invites you to make the most of your weekdays with a limited-time offer designed especially for Seniors. From Monday to Friday, show your Seniors Card and enjoy a complimentary dessert with any main meal purchased. Each sweet treat is crafted by our new Head Chef, Tracey Young, whose expertise in baking shines through in her spring-inspired creations.

Take your wine knowledge to the next level with Tahbilk Estate’s Secret Art of Wine Blending workshop. This unique 90-minute experience is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the art and science of winemaking. You’ll get a detailed introduction to the two powerhouse varietals of Australian wine—Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz—and learn how oak plays a role in shaping their character.

We are proud to partner with the Taungurung People – the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, who operate Taungurung-led cultural experiences in the Tahbilk Wetlands.

The Tahbilk billabongs and surrounding woodlands are a thriving natural haven, home to over 62 species of native birds and a rich diversity of wildlife. From the towering canopy of River Red Gums to the leafy mid-layer of wattles and the bustling ground cover of grasses and fallen leaves, each layer of vegetation supports unique animals with specific habitat needs.