​Delectable fine wine and magnificent views are the essence of the Clyde Park vineyard. Its location on the truly unique hills surrounding the Moorabool River, thirty kilometres north of Geelong, places Clyde Park at the forefront of cool-climate viticulture. Developed in 1837 by a group known as the Clyde Company, the history of Clyde Park and the Bannockburn region dates back to the 1800s when the area was first explored. It was thought that the group had come from the lowlands of Scotland, not far from the Clyde River, thus the land and its surrounds was named Clyde Park. 

Viticulturally, the site produces low yields of oenologically superb fruit. The winemaking starts in the meticulously maintained vineyard where sustainable practices are considered integral for improving soil structure, vine health and fruit quality. The estate-grown fruit is all hand harvested, and great care is taken to craft wines of distinct regionality and varietal expression. 

Rated as a five-red Star winery in the Halliday Wine Companion for multiple consecutive years, Clyde Park has won many accolades. Visit the cellar door to experience these exceptional award-winning wines for yourself and enjoy sweeping views of the Moorabool Valley and a toasty fireplace to keep you warm for an afternoon well spent