Bream Creek Pinot Gris 2025

$27.95 $35.00


This Pinot Gris has lovely fruit characters of nashi pears and red apples with the refreshing zest of juicy limes. The mid palate provides you with secondary flavours of rosehip water, lychees and white flowers that lead you towards a lingering finish of moderate acidity and spice of cumquat.  It's a very good match with Tandori Chicken or Korean BBQ Tacos.

Region: East Coast, Tasmania
Budburst Rating: #excellentwine 93pts

Last tasted by Joe, 31/1/26


This Pinot Gris has lovely fruit characters of nashi pears and red apples with the refreshing zest of juicy limes. The mid palate provides you with secondary flavours of rosehip water, lychees and white flowers that lead you towards a lingering finish of moderate acidity and spice of cumquat.  It's a very good match with Tandori Chicken or Korean BBQ Tacos.

Region: East Coast, Tasmania
Budburst Rating: #excellentwine 93pts

Last tasted by Joe, 31/1/26

About Bream Creek Wines

Bream Creek Wines, established in 1974, is a pioneering vineyard located in Tasmania's southeast, overlooking Marion Bay. This region's cool maritime climate, characterized by long growing seasons and mild temperatures, is ideal for cultivating high-quality cool-climate grape varieties. The vineyard primarily grows Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Gris, each thriving in the unique Tasmanian terroir. Bream Creek is committed to sustainable viticulture, employing environmentally friendly practices to ensure the health of their vineyards and the exceptional quality of their wines.

Renowned for their elegance, balance, and complexity, Bream Creek Wines have earned numerous awards and accolades on both national and international stages. The winery's philosophy of minimal intervention winemaking allows the natural characteristics of the Tasmanian terroir to shine through. Visitors to the newly launched cellar door, can enjoy a comprehensive tasting experience, learning about Bream Creek’s rich history, dedication to sustainability, and the meticulous processes that contribute to their celebrated wines.