Events

Discover the art of sparkling this spring with a 45-minute seated tasting at Tahbilk, daily from 20–30 September. Enjoy five sparkling wines, including the inaugural 2025 Sparkling Rosé, guided by a Cellar Door host.

The Tahbilk Wedding Fair is your chance to explore one of Victoria’s most enchanting wedding destinations. On Saturday, 20th September 2025, from 11am – 4pm, the Len Evans Museum at Tahbilk Estate will come alive with romance and inspiration.

Celebrate Father’s Day at Tahbilk on Sunday 7th September. Enjoy a complimentary guided winery tour, an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit of the cellars and Len Evans Museum, and a complimentary bottle of NV Grand Tawny for dad. Buffet breakfast and three-course lunch available—bookings recommended.

In partnership with La Trobe University’s School of Rural Health, researchers are investigating the benefits of weighted walking – a simple concept with the potential to improve cardiovascular and musculoskeletal fitness, as well as body composition.

Just 90 minutes from Melbourne, Tahbilk offers a true winter escape—one where time stretches, nature speaks, and history comes alive underfoot. Whether you come for the food, the birds, the wine, or the sheer beauty of the landscape, your Winter Walk About promises a day well spent.

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.