Byronsvale is proudly owned and operated by a local Bendigo family, with a vision focused on preserving the estate’s rich heritage while creating authentic wine and accommodation experiences for future generations.

Hidden amongst natural bushland just minutes from Bendigo’s renowned arts, food and café precinct, Byronsvale is a sixty-five-hectare farm and vineyard estate, home to more than three hectares of some of the oldest vines cultivated in the Bendigo region, established in 1968. Among the award-winning selection of handcrafted wines on offer are Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Sparkling Shiraz, Rosé and seasonal small-batch varietals, each reflecting the characterand unique terroir of the vineyard.

The stunning centrepiece of Byronsvale is the original heritage-listed two-storey sandstone stables, beautifully restored into three luxurious self-contained apartments. Guests and visitors can enjoy intimate wine tastings overlooking the vineyard, gather around the firepit during the cooler months, wander the gardens, meet the resident miniature donkeys and immerse themselves in the peaceful atmosphere of this historic property.

Byronsvale’s single-estate vineyard and sixty-year-old vines have been carefully restored and revitalised by Denise Langford and the Burke family, with ongoing soil regeneration and thoughtful restoration of the traditional vineyard. Alongside the preservation of these historic vines, an exciting new block of Grenache was planted in 2020, marking the next chapter in Byronsvale’s winemaking story.

Together, these old and new plantings are nurtured to continue producing exceptional quality fruit for generations to come.

Byronsvale holds a deep commitment to sustainable, low-intervention grape growing and regenerative practices. With a focus on synthetic chemical-free viticulture, dry-grown vines and handpicked fruit, the vineyard produces small-batch handcrafted wines that reflect both the land and the season.

Denise Langford’s vision places soil health, plant vitality and microbial diversity at the heart of everything undertaken on the property, ensuring the long-term health of the vineyard while preserving one of Bendigo’s most historic wine-growing sites for future generations.