In 1896, my great great grandfather Thomas Carter documented in his diary planting vines at Marybrook, one of the earliest recordings of winegrowing in Margaret River. Five generations later we're still growing grapes, and making wine, in Marybrook.
A maritime climate and deep gravel soil creates wines of flavour, structure, and character. Maturation in fine French oak is unhurried, for length and complexity. As a point of pride, the wines are neither blended nor fined; all efforts towards perfection happen in the vineyard.
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