Goaty Hill
Goaty Hill, Tasmania
530 Auburn Rd
Kayena TAS 7270
Australia
Fax: 1300 819 907
Email: info@goatyhill.com
Website: Goaty Hill
Goaty Hill Vineyard is located at Kayena in the West Tamar Valley wine region of Northern Tasmania.
The Vineyard is named after a steep and rocky hill on the property which offers panoramic views of the area making the journey to the top well worth the effort.
Goaty Hill Wine was developed by six friends from two families who were determined to build something for the future whilst having fun along the way, which is why their label includes the term Educated Enjoyment.
These six friends share a passion for quality and enjoyment of fine Tasmanian wine.
Regions
- North East Tas (TAS)
- Tamar Valley (TAS)
- Wine/Drink Brands/Labels: Goaty Hill
Awards & Medals- Show Medals: Riesling 2006 gold medal at the Sydney Wine Show
Vigneron(s): Markus Maislinger & Tony Nieuvhof
Wine Maker(s): Francine Austin
Red Wines/Grape Varieties- Pinot Noir
White Wines/Grape Varieties- Chardonnay (Chablis)
Riesling
Sauvignon Blanc
- Show Medals: Riesling 2006 gold medal at the Sydney Wine Show
Benefits, Discounts and Comments
- VisitVineyards.com RACT SYCAS Partner (Tasmania)
Discount Offered- Discount: 10%
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Visit Vineyards Comment: Wine made off site
Characteristics
- Area
- Vineyard area (ha): 20 ha
Boutique/small (2 - <20 ha)
Established: 1998
Tonnage: 20-49 - Vineyard area (ha): 20 ha
General Facilities
- Picnic Area
Restaurant Onsite
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