Priory Ridge Wines

We were surprised how busy Priory Ridge were on a cold wet and blustery Saturday afternoon. Would definitely book a tasting in high season!Exceptional wines with a knowledgeable and passionate host.

Was a beautiful stop in a gorgeous location with amazingly friendly service. It’s a must do if you like great views, great wine and wonderful people. Highly recommend!

I spent the weekend visiting different wineries in the east coast and I had the best experience here. Not just a great wine but great experience overall.

Fantastic Savignon Blanc in a wonderful rural setting. We truly loved our afternoon at Priory Ridge Winery talking with Julie, who is so calmly enthusiastic about the Tasmanian wine industry and her 150 year heritage in this special region. We loved looking over the lambs grazing while sampling wine from this family-owned and operated vineyard. I really can’t sing the praises of this unique and special Tasmanian place more highly. Thank you, Julie and your husband, for our memorable afternoon at your shed and vineyard.

Amazing wines and one of the most beautiful little wineries in the region, overlooking the valley. Really good Pinot Noir and Chardonnay! The owners were so nice and really passionate of their wines. Highly recommend it!

5 dollars wine tasting for 3 glasses. Lovely company by Reid giving us an introduction of the place and history

What a lovely little place that we stopped off at. The wines were lovely, but the hospitality from Julie and David was so warm and inviting. We enjoyed this stopover more than any other on our tour of Tassie. Tony, Deb, John, Katrina, Richard and Wendy

Fabulous wine tasting, loved tha Sav Blanc, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir! Lovely friendly, informative mine host! A must to visit while in the area!

We wanted to visit a cellar door on our travels before our day ended. Priory Ridge stood out on the way past after browsing reviews. Wandering into the rustic, homely cellar door, we were warmly greeted and seated by Julie. She was kind enough to, during our tasting (costing only a donation of your choice!), educate us young wine novices on everything from how wine is made to the ways flavours & aromas are described, and even the aging techniques used to craft luxury wines. While this vineyard doesn't have the grandeur of other well known establishments (though it is still a pretty site), don't pass up the opportunity to experience a quaint, cosy tasting in a 100-year-old former sheep-shearing shed! My girlfriend bought a bottle of their Chardonnay at my urging - I had never even enjoyed wine until after this tasting! Thanks Julie :)

Julie is so lovely and full of knowledge! The Sauv blanc is the best in Tassie.