Clyde Park

Clyde Park was established in 1979 in the hills surrounding the Moorabool River, just north of Geelong. Purchased by Terry Jongebloed and Sue Dixon in 1996, today it is home to some of the oldest vines in the region.

Set in a spacious cool climate amphitheatre, Clyde Park is planted to seven Pinot Noir clones and six Chardonnay clones, as well as Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Gris. Its north-easterly slopes offer ample sunlight, while alluvial river flats provide warmth and protection from the wind. Each block is meticulously hand pruned, trained and harvested to produce low yields of quality fruit, resulting in balanced, complex wines.

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay feature in Clyde Park's signature Single Block range, the Block B2 Pinot Noir and Block B3 Chardonnay among the finest. The Estate and Locale ranges are at the next price points.