OUR WINES

2005 Chambourcin handpicked and aged in European barrels.

This wine is a product of the first picking at Bellbrook.

The wine is especially suited to fine dining and those memorable occasions where a unique and distinctive experience is desired.

Now restricted in availability.

Label reflects on the original planters at Bellbrook and a deeply inculcated sense of commitment.

This 2006 Chambourcin provides a classic Chambourcin richness of colour, a range of fruit driven flavours, and an exciting nose and lingering finish.

Aged in the European oak for 12 months, it has an instant appeal by virtue of its rounded smoothness and simple pleasantness and is a credit to both the wine grower and the winemaker.

This wine was produced from grapes which have significantly benefited from the shade factor of the hail netting, and the resultant three weeks of berry maturation.

The Snow Dog Vintage label focuses on the vineyard dogs at Bunjurgen Estate, the two Alaskan Malamutes.

The Ironbark Forest is the first 2007 Shiraz vintage from Bunjurgen Estate.

Consummate skill on the part of the wine grower and winemaker have produced a unique Shiraz experience - a modern Queensland style wine eminently suited to a lifestyle spent primarily outdoors, to exciting foods, and an appreciation of the environment.

The Ironbark Forest label describes the lovely natural ironbark forest at Bunjurgen Estate, which has been preserved to provide a habitat for wildlife and a myriad of birds that make it their home.

This wine won a Silver Medal Shiraz at the 108th Boonah Show!

Also a 2005 Chambourcin, exhibits rich, fruit driven, earthy flavours reflecting the volcanic origins of the Bunjurgen soils.

This wine was aged in new European oak barrels and is a local varietal classic complementing modern Australian cuisine.

The Colonial Past label reflects on the heritage and the story of the establishment of Bunjurgen Estate.

This 2007 Chambourcin is a product of extreme risk taking in terms of selecting the date of actual grape picking. The picking day was delayed until mid February by effective management of both viticulture practices and climatic conditions.

This wine has a range of delicate fruit driven flavours and the soft, lingering finish has been achieved through a minimal oak exposure and attention to the emotions of the wine drinker.

The Snow Pup Vintage label describes Koda, the first Snow Pup and his ability to bring in the washing, chase hens, and warn of brown snakes!

The Pearl Destiny, a 2007 Chambourcin Shiraz blend, is a Colonel’s Selection wine. This wine is a unique blend of Chambourcin and Shiraz produced at Bunjurgen Estate from a year marked by significant drought, freezing temperatures in winter and an extraordinarily hot spring.

The wine provides an exciting merge of these two great varieties: the easy drinking, smooth Chambourcin now has the additional complexity of the classical Shiraz.

The individual wines were minimally barrel aged to impart the finesse, and finished to ensure the clear fruit driven flavours are paramount. The Pearl Destiny label elaborates on the linkages, which brought together three individuals to work in establishing the vineyard.

The three long established families have their pasts linked with the Jardine expedition to Cape York, pearls, land exploration, and settlement in the colonies of New South Wales and Queensland and seven generations of Australian life.

A 2008 Chambourcin that has been picked very late, and delicately finished in American oak barrels to impart the faintest hint of vanilla superimposed on the traditional Bunjurgen Estate style of easy drinking, low tannin, contemporary Queensland style wine.

This wine represents an exciting new direction for the Chambourcin vintages. Label describes the long-standing friendship of two men associated with the establishment of Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard.

A 2008 Chambourcin that was picked very late and finished in traditional European barrels which had been used for four previous vintages.

This wine has an interesting presentation and will cellar well.

Popular early in its release due to the unique nuances of nose, colour, palate and finish, the wine is suited to patio and garden drinking and Queensland seafood accompaniments.

Presented in both 750ml and 1500ml Magnum bottles due to popular demand for a larger volume bottled wine.

Label describes the original names of the red beaked black swans of the Coochin Valley.

A 2008 White Shiraz in the uniquely Bunjurgen Rose style which is a local cult wine extremely popular as a summer, drink chilled, drink now wine.

A magnificent accompaniment to Indian, Malaysian, Singaporean, Vietnamese and Thai dishes this wine presents a slight citrus edge, which is extremely fragrant.

Label describes a sunglass wearing Malamute vineyard dog.

This iconic local fortified red is made from Shiraz grapes and an aged focus in the Barrel Room process, which imparts a marvelous finish.

The Famous Bunyip Fortified Red is aged in barrels stored in the Bellbrook Barrel Room and reflects time and patience in its production.

The traditional Solera method of progressive vintage aging and blending is used, a technique over 3 centuries old.

The Bunyip is offered in 100ml, 375ml, 500ml and 750 ml volumes in a variety of bottle shapes and colours.

Well suited to giving as a gift, The Famous Bunyip Fortified Red has a very strong appeal and is immensely popular.

Label reflects the story of the local Bunyip legends and a recent Bunyip photograph taken in extremely dangerous circumstances.