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Tamborine Mountain's only working winery

Gold Coast Tamborine Mountain only working winery

Tamborine Mountain's only working winery

Of all the wineries on the Gold Coast, Witches Falls are the only ones to produce and bottle all of our products on site.

A Cheese Platter a day...

It's fair to say that here at Witches Falls, we love cheese almost as much as we love wine. The combination of the two? Even better. Generous peopl...

Of the blood: Meet our 2019 Saignée

Saignée. Meaning 'to bleed' or 'of the blood'; this delightfully deceptive drop is as unique as it is delicious.

Other than Oak?

It is a truth universally acknowledged that oak barrels and grape juice are a match made in heaven. Though we will always remain faithful to the tr...

Sauvignon Stigma

Despite being one of the world’s most popular whites, there’s a fairly heavy stigma surrounding Sauvignon Blanc. James Agnew, former chair of NSW W...

Postcards from Sardinia - Meet our Provenance Vermentino

Let us paint you a picture. Warm sun, sea breeze, salty air, afternoon naps, and that unfailing sense of relaxation only truly felt whilst on holi...

Vino Spotlight: Chardonnay

To celebrate the release of our 2020 Provenance Chardonnay, we thought we’d take the opportunity this week to learn some more about this exquisite,...

Our Top 5 Picnic Destinations

We at Witches Falls consider ourselves experts in picnicking, after all, it is a large part of the experience here at the Winery. To help spread t...

What are tannins?

The term ‘tannin’ derives from the Latin tannum, meaning ‘oak bark’. Dating back to around 6000BCE, the bark of oak trees was used for tanning ani...

Terminology Tuesday

We get it, much of the language involved in tasting and smelling a wine is overwhelming, and in some cases can even sound downright silly. But don’...

An Apple A Day: What Sets our Cider Apart From The Rest

A beverage enjoyed universally since Ancient times, apple cider is unique for its combination of the dryness and spritz of Champagne, with the cold...

What's The Difference Between Shiraz and Syrah?

The short answer is yes. Even though both wines are made from the same grape variety, the difference in name has become synonymous with difference...