Tumbarumba
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Moppity Lock & Key Sparkling Pinot Chardonnay 2021 Tumbarumba - 12 BottlesRRP:$21.25 $18.75
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Moppity Lock & Key Sparkling Pinot Chardonnay Piccolo 2016 Tumbarumba 200 ml - 24 BottlesRRP:$6.67 $6.17
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Moppity Lock & Key Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2021 Tumbarumba - 12 Bottles$18.75
Per Bottle$225.00 for 12 bottles -
Hungerford Hill Classic Chardonnay 2017 Tumbarumba - 6 Bottles$41.67
Per Bottle$250.00 for 6 bottles -
McWilliams Single Vineyard Chardonnay 2018 Tumbarumba - 6 Bottles$36.00
Per Bottle$216.00 for 6 bottles -
Moppity Lock & Key Single Vineyard Chardonnay 2019 Tumbarumba - 12 Bottles$18.75
Per Bottle$225.00 for 12 bottles -
McWilliams McW 660 Reserve Pinot Noir 2019 Tumbarumba - 6 Bottles$22.00
Per Bottle$132.00 for 6 bottles -
McWilliams McW 660 Reserve Chardonnay 2018 Tumbarumba - 6 Bottles$22.00
Per Bottle$132.00 for 6 bottles -
Toorak Road Sauvignon Blanc 2019 Tumbarumba - 12 BottlesRRP:$25.00 $6.99
Per BottleSave $216$83.88 for 12 bottlesOut of stock -
Tertini Chardonnay 2016 Tumbarumba - 12 Bottles$28.00
Per Bottle$336.00 for 12 bottlesOut of stock -
Tertini Pinot Noir 2016 Tumbarumba - 12 Bottles$28.00
Per Bottle$336.00 for 12 bottlesOut of stock -
Molly’s Cradle Sparkling Brut NV Tumbarumba - 12 BottlesRRP:$29.99 $7.49
Per BottleSave $270$89.88 for 12 bottlesOut of stock -
McWilliams Single Vineyard Chardonnay 2015 Tumbarumba - 12 bottlesRRP:$40.00 $32.00
Per BottleSave $96$384.00 for 12 bottlesOut of stock -
Saddler's Creek Saddlers Pinot Noir 2018 Tumbarumba - 12 Bottles$32.00
Per Bottle$384.00 for 12 bottlesOut of stock
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Blessed with vineyards located at an altitude of 300 to 800 metres, Tumbarumba is the coolest wine region of Southern New South Wales wine zone. The first vines in the region were laid down in 1982. The current number of vineyards now stands at 25. The colder climate of the region complements Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grape varietals, both of which are considered great for making sparkling wines.
Despite the growing season rainfall of 375 mm and low temperatures, Tumbarumba climate provides bright sunshine for hours and a late growing season. Featuring typical high mountain features like gritty and granular texture, the Tumbarumba soils have been derived from decomposed granite and basalt. The subsequent quality of Tumbarumba sparkling wines is so fine that these are often compared with great champagnes from France.
