What Wines Can You Buy from Freycinet Vineyard?

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Freycinet Vineyard currently lists four 2025 releases for purchase on its website: Freycinet Vineyard Pinot Noir ($77.00 AUD), Freycinet Vineyard Field Blend Rosé ($32.00 AUD), Louis Pinot Noir ($43.00 AUD), and Louis Schönburger Riesling ($33.00 AUD). All four are described as 100% grown, produced, and bottled on the estate in Tasmania's east coast region. Each product page shows an "Add to cart" option, though the listings also display a "Sold out" label — so availability may vary by wine and should be confirmed at checkout.

Current 2025 Releases and Prices

Wine Price (AUD) Style
2025 Freycinet Vineyard Pinot Noir $77.00 Pinot Noir
2025 Freycinet Vineyard Field Blend Rosé $32.00 Rosé (field blend)
2025 Louis Pinot Noir $43.00 Pinot Noir
2025 Louis Schönburger Riesling $33.00 White (Schönburger–Riesling)

Prices are as listed on the site and are shown in Australian dollars. The page does not indicate shipping costs, minimum orders, or whether prices include tax, so those details would need to be checked during checkout.

What the Two Tiers Suggest

The lineup falls into two clear price bands:

  • Freycinet Vineyard label — the estate's flagship tier, with the Pinot Noir at $77.00 and the Field Blend Rosé at $32.00.
  • Louis label — a more accessibly priced tier, with Pinot Noir at $43.00 and Schönburger Riesling at $33.00.

If you want to compare the estate's flagship Pinot Noir against its second-tier Pinot Noir, the $34.00 price gap between them is the most direct way to judge where the extra cost goes. If you're buying across styles rather than comparing tiers, the Rosé and Schönburger Riesling are the two lowest-priced entry points at $32.00 and $33.00.

Estate-Grown and Bottled

The winery states that its wines are "100% grown, produced and bottled on our estate." It was established in 1978 and describes itself as a Tasmanian wine pioneer on the east coast, now spanning three generations. The site also notes that the vineyard grows "moderate crops of fully ripe fruit" known for depth of colour and concentrated flavour, and that winemaking blends traditional old-world techniques with modern practice.

Visiting in Person

Freycinet Vineyard operates a cellar door located "at the heart of our vineyards and winery," which the site describes as a must-see when visiting Tasmania's east coast. The website provides a "More info" link for cellar door details, but opening hours, tasting fees, and booking requirements are not shown in the available page content — check the cellar door page directly before planning a visit.

What to Confirm Before Buying

  • Stock status: Listings show a "Sold out" label alongside "Add to cart," so confirm the specific wine is in stock.
  • Shipping and delivery: No shipping regions, costs, or delivery times are stated on the page.
  • Cellar door terms: Hours, tastings, and any booking requirements are not included in the page content provided.