Welcome to another episode of The Wine Talks!

Today, we travel to Australia, a country known for its incredible diversity of wines, passionate winemakers and some of the most fascinating wine regions in the world.

My guest today is Jo Nash from Tahbilk Winery, one of Australia’s most historic and iconic family owned wineries, established in 1860 in the Nagambie Lakes region of Victoria.

Tahbilk is a winery where history, tradition and innovation come together. With more than 160 years of winemaking heritage, it has built an international reputation for producing distinctive wines that truly reflect their origin.

The estate is particularly famous for its Marsanne, a grape variety that has become part of Tahbilk’s identity, alongside its impressive collection of historic vineyards and its commitment to preserving the character of the region.

But behind every great winery are the people who bring its story to life.

In this episode, Jo Nash takes us into the world of Tahbilk. We explore the estate’s remarkable history, the unique growing conditions of Nagambie Lakes and the philosophy behind its wines.

We also talk about Australian wine culture, the challenges and opportunities facing the industry, and what makes Tahbilk such a special place in the world of wine.

From historic vineyards to modern winemaking, from Australian heritage to the future of the industry, there is plenty to discover.

Jo Nash, welcome to The Wine Talks!