Pipers Brook Vineyard

A lovely place. We just arrived at a busy time so service wasn't snappy but very friendly all the same despite the slight madness.Food was great. We had the sharing platter and quiche of the day. See photos.Wine was splendid. We had the Riesling which was light and not sweet at all as it traditionally is. We also had the '07 Brut Cuvee which I loved for its tastes of cream pie!Overall a great experience. Definitely recommend.

$15 to taste four very average wines. An underwhelming experience as the tasting notes are basic and staff, while polite, don’t offer any additional information.A nice setting and drive up to the cellar door itself.

We visited this winery after tasting a great drop at dinner the night before. The English lady who conducted our tasting was great. Friendly and not over the top. She made some great recommendations on what we should do on our travels around tassie. Well worth the trip

The estate is pretty impressive in size and the view is beautiful. The wines are good (my preference goes to the Riesling) but prices seem way too high. Overall, it's a large wineyards and feels a bit 'industrial', I'd recommend to visit smaller ones

We did a tasting. They take $5 off if you purchase wines. You can only pick 4 wines that you want to purchase. We also ordered a charcuterie board. The prawns were plump and fresh. Everything was very tasty.There is also a cafe attached to the Resturant. They need to fix the front door as it makes an excruciating screeching sound when opening and closing the door.

Highly recommended the super platter I've had it 3 times nowEvery time I come back with a new visitor they always say how great the food is!You will leave full!Have the wine tasting for $15 at the startPlenty of parking

Bit of a mixed bag experience here:Cellar Door - nice wines but despite booking a tasting we’re only offer “wine flights” with no further info on the wines given. Basically select 4 sample sizes.Nadine - great food but poor/ chaotic service.The drive in through the Pipers Brook vineyard is stunning, but when you arrive at the old dated cellar door complex it’s rather dull (dusty) and less appealing. Unfortunately the cellar door has no view at all - it’s an indoor space opening onto a small internal courtyard. Perfectly nice cafe space , but you could be anywhere.We pre-booked a tasting by phone and arrived on time at 1.30 - the staff were frantically running around and looked exhausted and ignored us. We thought about leaving but since there are not many dining options around the area, we decided to stay.We were seated in Nadine’s cafe area from where we could do a wine tasting.We ordered the Tasmanian Board which includes cheese, meat, prawns and salmon - this was absolutely sensational and the highlight of our visit - we were glad we stayed.The wine tasting was more of a wine flight really - we were asked to select 4 wines from the menu and nobody gave us any information on the wines.

The staff here were fantastic! Wine tasting with Natasha was informative. Great range of wines at amazing prices.The chef was lovely and the food that was served was superb.Will definitely be back.

Our family of four visited here for wine tasting and lunch. We had the seafood platter- the cray fish was beautiful. Our teens had the duck spring rolls- yummy and the pork sliders- buns too sweet for our palate but others would love.We did the wine tasting and enjoyed the overall experience. We left feeling like we had a great family experience and would recommend.We bought a bottle of Pipers Brook 2020 Pinot noir for $50, sadly we saw it twice after this in Bay of fires and Dan Murphy for under $40. After spending $180 on lunch, $30 for wine tasting and $50 for Pipers Brook 2020 Pinot Noir wine we felt a little disappointed that the winery charged us more for the Pipers Brook 2020 Pinot Noir at their winery.Not sure if this is usual but will learn from this.

Best cellar door in the whole Tamar Valley. The cheese platter for lunch was very generous but so yum we ate it all. The wine lucky dip was also a bit of fun!