We are introducing a rare opportunity to capture of a piece of Tahbilk's history with a limited release Chateau Tahbilk Collector's Edition 2018 Marsanne.
This unique special edition run offers connoisseurs and collectors alike a chance to savour not just a wine, but a piece of the rich and colourful heritage that was Chateau Tahbilk.
Due to its limited nature we need to restrict orders to a maximum of 24 bottles.

In 1925 Reginald Purbrick purchased Chateau Tahbilk ... one hundred years and five generations later the Tahbilk legacy continues.
"While their Marsanne is deservedly celebrated, the Riesling can also be exceptional. Very pale youthful hue. Delicate aromas, only a hint of maturity. Lime, musk, sweet brown spice, a touch of melon rind richness and summer white florals.
Time in bottle has allowed the richness to develop on the palate, but not forsaking the youthful vigour still apparent. Building lime with floral echoes and a juicy tail. In a fine drinking window now and in the next 2 years."
vinonotebook.com | August 2025

In 1925 Reginald Purbrick purchased Chateau Tahbilk ... one hundred years and five generations later the Tahbilk legacy continues, so it’s time to celebrate!
Drawing on fruit that was picked from vines averaging 60 years in age, bright and captivating floral, spice and honeysuckle notes herald this Marsanne as a more than worthy celebratory release.
Background toasty elements from its time on yeast lees, along with time in the bottle, has given this distinctive sparkling further richness and complexity … cheers!
There is a maximum order quantity of 12 bottles for our Centennial releases

Character and complexity define this bottle-aged Museum Cabernet Sauvignon.
Forest floor and freshly picked mushroom aromas sit alongside dried blueberries, figs, goji berries and subtle charred oak.
There is a youthfulness on the palate still shining through, lifted by tart blueberry and cranberry juice and more of the dried secondary notes joined by savoury black truffle and charred oak.

A deliciously complex bottle-aged wine with further development potential.
Dried plum, burnt sage bush and milled sawdust, alongside supple and juicy red fruit, lovely white pepper, clove and nutmeg spice lingering on.
Enjoy over the next 10 years ... easily!

"Having tasted Tahbilk Marsannes over the past 40+ years, I have gained the ability to be confident about the prospects of this label ... it will grow and grow in bottle - and in your estimation of its worth."
James Halliday