Tahbilk 2026 Marsanne
Enjoy Now to 2034/2036 | 12.0% Alcohol
Strong regional character, depth of flavour and excellent ageing potential are the hallmarks of the 2026 vintage.
Our flagship Marsanne was a standout from that year displaying all of the bright and youthfully intense citrus, honeysuckle and piercing mineral drive expected from a Tahbilk Estate release of this much loved and highly regarded signature varietal. Time in the bottle will see added character and complexity come to the fore.
Tahbilk 2025 Marsanne
Gold & Silver Medal Winner | Halliday 95 Points | Enjoy Now to 2034/2036 | 12.0% Alcohol
"Said it before, and will say it again. Up there with the best value white wines in the world.
Very pale signature green highlights. Just ripe honeydew and honeysuckle, hints of sweet jasmine florals. Lemon zest freshness, slivered almond savoury and a touch of green apple crispness. Lively and fresh. The honeysuckle florals echo over a bittersweet citrus with a spine of drying stoniness and piercing acid line.
Drink now to 2035. Bargain." vinonotebook.com | December 2025
Tahbilk 2024 Marsanne (As reviewed on release)
Silver Medal Winner | Halliday 95 Points | Enjoy Now to 2032/2034 |12.5% Alcohol
"One of the top value Aussie whites going – year in, year out ... Honeysuckle, citrus blossom and acacia work with citrus, quince, green apple and a lemon sorbet tang to ignite the tastebuds, hand in hand with juicy acidity. A mid-palate creaminess opens up the food-matching possibilities. I'm thinking lobster meunière.
As for ageing? It's up for a decade or more." Jeni Port | Wine Companion | June 2025
Tahbilk 2023 Marsanne (As reviewed on release)
Trophy, Gold & Silver Medal Winner | Halliday 95 Points | Enjoy Now to 2028/2030 |12.5% Alcohol
It's an early bloomer – or so it appears just before release – immediate and attractive right now in lemon sorbet tang, green apple and quince delivered with an emerging texture. I am enjoying it now, but I know what Tahbilk Marsanne is capable of with bottle ageing. Never to be underestimated."
Jeni Port | Wine Companion | August 2024
Tahbilk 2022 Marsanne (As reviewed on release)
Silver Medal Winner | Halliday 95 Points | Enjoy Now to 2028/2030 |13.0% Alcohol
"Tahbilk has access to some of the oldest Marsanne vines in the world in its home in the Nagambie Lakes region of Victoria, from which the family-run firm produces a consistently excellent dry white that, in the latest vintage, has a lovely flicker of herb and fennel under its fabulous pear and pithy citrus. As well as being great value, it’s a wine that can happily age for many years." David Williams | theguardian.com (UK) | October 2024
Tahbilk 2021 Marsanne (As reviewed on release)
Gold & Silver Medal Winner | Halliday 95 Points | Enjoy Now to 2029/2031 |13.0% Alcohol
"The Nagambie Lakes shared the great vintage for whites, and Tahbilk didn't miss out here, oozing with honeysuckle, lime and custard apple, the signature of acidity neatly tying the parcel up for now or in a decade or two. It's a dead set gold medal. 95 Points"
James Halliday | Top 100 Wines of 2021 | Weekend Australian | winecompanion.com.au
