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Parallax Organic Vineyard

Certified Organic (ACO)Pinot Noir & RieslingCoal River Valley TAS
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5.0/5 (9 reviews)

Contact Information

Address
436 Shark Point Rd, Penna TAS 7171, Penna, Tasmania
Cellar Door
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Tastings
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About

Parallax Organic Vineyard occupies a remarkable site at 436 Shark Point Road, Penna — on the lower slopes of Pontos Hills in Tasmania's Coal River Valley, just 600 metres from the Pittwater coastline. The land has a history stretching back to an 1820 crown grant, and the completely frost-free position delivers around 1,130 growing degree hours per season, ideal for producing aromatic, richly textured cool-climate wines. Certified organic by Australian Certified Organics (ACO), the vineyard and winery use no chemical fertilisers, pesticides or herbicides. Parallax specialises in Pinot Noir and Riesling, celebrated for their uplifted aromatics and intense flavour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Parallax Organic Vineyard certified organic?

Yes. Parallax Organic Vineyard holds certification from Australian Certified Organics (ACO). The vineyard, winery and bottling premises all meet ACO's strict criteria — no synthetic fertilisers, pesticides or herbicides are used at any stage of production.

What wines does Parallax produce?

Parallax specialises in Pinot Noir and Riesling — both well-suited to the cool maritime climate of Tasmania's Coal River Valley. The wines are known for uplifted aromatics and remarkable depth of flavour, derived from the frost-free Pontos Hills site.

Where is Parallax Organic Vineyard located?

The vineyard is at 436 Shark Point Road, Penna, Tasmania 7171 — in the Coal River Valley, 600 metres from the Pittwater coast on the lower slopes of Pontos Hills. Contact: 0427 873 839 or sales@parallaxvineyard.com.au.

What makes this vineyard site special?

The site dates to an 1820 land grant and benefits from a completely frost-free microclimate that delivers approximately 1,130 growing degree hours per season — enough warmth to fully ripen both Pinot Noir and Riesling while preserving the cool-climate acidity and aromatics Tasmania is famous for.

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