Wine Store

Bangor is a 6,200 hectare property farmed since the 1830’s for supplying beef to the Port Arthur Settlement, and cared for by the Dunbabin family since the 1890’s. With over 5,100 hectares of native forests and wetlands, 35 kilometers of coastline and 2,100 hectares of private conservation reserve, caring for the environment is a way of life at Bangor.

Bangor’s 4 hectare vineyard overlooks the seaside township of Dunalley. A well drained clay-loam soil over ancient dolerite rock, combined with a gentle northerly aspect, provides perfect growing conditions for premium quality Tasmanian wine grapes. Our hand-tended vines are carefully nurtured, producing award winning wine.

Our wine labels take you on a journey through the rich history of the Bangor property. Journey back in time to the landing of Abel Tasman’s expedition on the northern shores of Bangor in 1642. Read the story of how Welsh tenant farmer John Dunbabin, sentenced to hang for theft, was transported as a convict to Van Diemen’s Land in 1830, earned his freedom, and founded seven generations of farming legacy in Tasmania.