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Bangor Vineyard Shed

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Positive impact practices

Bangor Vineyard Shed operates as a carbon-positive vineyard, storing 1,500 tonnes of CO₂ annually beyond its emissions. It integrates sustainable farming, water and waste management, and conservation of 2,100 hectares of private natural reserves. Visitors learn about responsible viticulture, native flora and fauna protection, and soil stewardship. Wine and food experiences support local producers, while educational tastings and guided walks highlight the vineyard’s ecological, historical and cultural initiatives.

Environmental benefits

Operates as a carbon-positive vineyard, storing 1,500 tonnes of CO₂ annually beyond its emissions; sustainable farming, water and waste management; conservation of 2,100 hectares of private natural reserves protecting native flora and fauna and soil health.

Social benefits

Wine and food experiences support local producers, and educational tastings and guided walks share the property’s ecological, historical and cultural initiatives.

Location

Dunalley, Forestier Peninsula
20 Blackman Bay Road, Dunalley TAS 7177
Food and Drink

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Bangor Vineyard Shed is an award-winning family-owned vineyard, restaurant and cellar door that offers wine tastings, meals featuring locally sourced ingredients, and breathtaking views over Blackman Bay. The vineyard is recognised for its sustainable farming practices and commitment to environmental conservation.

How you can help

Visit the vineyard for lunch, wine tasting or a tour to learn more about the rich history of the property and extensive environmental management practices on site.

Positive Impact Regions

Positive Impact Tags

Carbon Neutral, Conservation, Education & Awareness, Habitat Restoration, Local Sourcing

Article Details

Article Created: 20 August 2026
Last Updated: 26 August 2026

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