Tumbarumba

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Tumbarumba lies at the foothills of the Snowy Mountains and is New South Wales’ coolest wine-growing region. Vines were first planted in 1982 and historically the fruit has primarily been used for sparkling wine with Chardonnay and Pint Noir accounting for more than 75% of the land under vine.

However, over the past decade, we have seen table wines made individually from these two varieties come to the fore, with producers such as Hungerford Hill releasing wines of great distinction. The 2006 NSW Wine of the Year was the Hungerford Hill Tumbarumba Chardonnay, marking the region’s coming of age.

Useful Contacts

Tumbarumba Vignerons Association

Tumbarumba Region

NSW Wine Industry Partners

Upcoming Events

Fri 10 November 2023

NSW Wine Awards Presentation

Join the Governor of NSW at a lavish lunch at ICC Sydney and be amongst the first to hear which NSW wines and winemakers have been crowned the best of the best in 2023.

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12 February 2024

Sydney Trade Tasting ~ Golden Wines

After first NSW Wine Sydney Trade Tasting of 2024 will take place on Monday 12th February (2.30 – 5.30pm) in a central CBD location, and will be focusing on wineries that won Gold at the 2023 NSW Wine Awards.

March to June 2024

NSW Sommelier's Wine List Awards

The next NSW Sommelier's Wine List Awards will open in March 2024. To find out more about these Awards and see who were the 2023 #nswwinestar click below.

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