Every Man and His Dog Vineyard

Food Experience
Ever Man and His Dog
Wine and cheese platters are available from the Cellar Door at Every Man and His Dog Vineyard
Experience Wine from the makers at Every Man and His Dog Vineyard
Every Man and His Dog Vineyard and Court Yard
The Slow Wine Experience at Every Man and His Dog Vineyard
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About

Every Man and His Dog vineyard is a hidden gem in Tasmania's picturesque Coal River Valley, offering wine enthusiasts and nature lovers a captivating experience.

This charming winery combines wine production, a cellar door for tastings, lunch and Afternoon Teas and an on-site artisan bean-to-bar chocolate maker, The Federation Chocolate Factory.

With a focus on excellence, the vineyard cultivates grapes that thrive in the cool climate, resulting in exceptional wines that embody the essence of the Coal River Valley. Guests can savor the exquisite flavors of signature wines, including elegant Pinot Noir, bold Cabernet Sauvignon, and unique Siegerrebe and Ehrenfelser grape varieties.

Nestled among the region's oldest vineyards, Every Man and His Dog is one of Tasmania's smallest commercial wineries. Owners Maurice and Helen Curtis personally oversee every aspect of the winemaking process, ensuring meticulous attention to detail.

The allure of the winery is enhanced by The Federation Chocolate Factory, an on-site treasure for chocolate connoisseurs. Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of bean-to-bar chocolate making, experiencing the craftsmanship behind exceptional chocolate.

Every Man and His Dog vineyard strives to create an unforgettable experience. Whether indulging in wine tastings, exploring the vineyards, or embarking on a tantalising journey at The Federation Chocolate Factory, guests are welcomed into a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Hours

See listed hours

Today: 12:00–17:00

Facilities and visitor features

46 features
Caters for people who use a wheelchair.

Where you'll be

1314 Richmond Road

Richmond TAS 7025