TarraWarra Estate is located in the eastern outskirts of Yarra Glen, a small town within the (Yarra Valley) valley of Victoria's famous wine-producing area, about 5 kilometers by car from (Healesville), the core town of the valley, and about 60 kilometers from downtown Melbourne, Victoria's capital.
The TarraWarra Estate, which covers an area of about 400 hectares, was founded in 1983 by the Beson (Besen) family and is known for making top-notch (Pinot Noir) and Chardonnay (Chardonnay) wines.
All the wines produced by TarraWarra Estate are made from grapes grown by the winery and cooked in the wineries. In addition to producing top-notch Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines, the winery also produces wines in other parks. The wine shows the unique features of the geographical region, which contains many separate gardens and carefully selected clones, all of which are displayed in each bottle of wine.
TarraWarra Estate has released three major collections of wines, Estate Range,Single Block Range and Reserve Range, of which Chardonnay (Reserve Chardonnay) and (Reserve Pinot Noir) (Reserve Pinot Noir) are the flagship wines of the winery.
With wine cellars and restaurants open to visitors, TarraWarra Estate is one of the most popular wineries in the Yala Valley, while the modern architectural style of the winery is quite different. Tarra Warra Estate is also the best place to enjoy the view of the eastern part of the Valley. You can see the grandeur of the whole valley. Visitors can visit the winery for behind-the-scenes tours to learn about the brewing process of top-notch wines and taste the maturing wines from buckets.
TarraWarra Estate adjacent to the Tarawala Museum of Art (TarraWarra Museum of Art), can also visit the Lavala Art Gallery after visiting the winery to enjoy the fine works of native Australian artists.
