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Sen Vineyard

No Synthetic InputsTamar Valley TASPinot Noir & ChardonnayBoutique Estate
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5.0/5 (33 reviews)

Contact Information

Address
195 White Hills Rd, White Hills TAS 7258, White Hills, Tasmania
Cellar Door
✓ Available
Tastings
✓ Available

About

Sen Vineyard is a boutique family estate at 195 White Hills Road in Tasmania's Tamar Valley, established in 2018 on Kanhaika Farm flanked by two mountain ranges with Ben Lomond as a backdrop. Winemaker and vineyard manager Tetsuya "Tetsu" Sen studied environmental science and viticulture before training under leading winemakers in Burgundy and New Zealand — experience that directly shapes the estate's minimal-intervention approach. The vineyard is managed without synthetic fertilisers or harsh chemicals: cover crops grow between every row to build soil health and attract beneficial insects. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are the core varieties, with smaller plantings of Pinot Gris and Riesling, and the estate's distinctive "White Hills Mist" character — a soft, dusty tannin signature from the extended cool-climate growing season — sets the wines apart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sen Vineyard certified organic?
Sen Vineyard manages the vineyard without synthetic fertilisers or harsh chemicals and grows cover crops to support soil biodiversity, but a specific third-party organic certification has not been stated publicly. It is farmed on organic principles.
What wines does Sen Vineyard produce?
The main varieties are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with smaller plantings of Pinot Gris and Riesling — all grown in the cool Tamar Valley climate that extends the growing season and develops complex flavour.
Who is the winemaker at Sen Vineyard?
Tetsuya "Tetsu" Sen is both the winemaker and vineyard manager. He trained in environmental science and viticulture, and spent time learning from winemakers in Burgundy and New Zealand before returning to Tasmania.
Where is Sen Vineyard and can I visit?
The vineyard is at 195 White Hills Road, White Hills TAS 7258, in the Tamar Valley wine region. Tastings are available by appointment — contact the winery directly to arrange a visit.

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