Founded in 1988 by Craig and Mignonne Willson, Bremerton Wines is now run by their two daughters, Rebecca and Lucy, who have become the first sisters to run a winery in Australia. The pair have created an environment that not only produces the very best wine experience, but also a sense of place that reflects the family’s ongoing commitment to the Langhorne Creek region.

Under Rebecca and Lucy’s direction, Bremerton Wines has become one of the best-known brands from this region. The sisters are passionate about working with Langhorne Creek fruit, which has an excellent reputation for consistently producing high-quality wines, including both classic and alternative varieties such as sauvignon blanc, verdelho, chardonnay, shiraz, malbec and grenache. Vegan and preservative-free wines are also produced to cater to every welcome guest who walks through Bremerton’s doors.

As a family business, Bremerton Wines’ ethos is to pass on the property in an improved environmental position for the next generation of winemakers and vignerons.

For the last sixteen years running, Bremerton Wines has been awarded a 5-red star rating in the James Halliday Wine Companion. With its new cellar door experience – a bright and beautiful extension to the restored 1866 stone barn – this charming winery offers visitors a chance to try its award-winning and highly rated wines; you can even choose a seated wine flight option and taste four wines accompanied by a regional tasting plate.

There’s plenty to do on a visit to Bremerton Wines, with lush lawned areas perfect for picnics, alfresco dining where you indulge in a regionally-inspired lunch, gin flights, art exhibitions on the mezzanine level and David Dridan’s famous ‘Barrel Ends’ collection in the dining area.

The Willson sisters love what they do, and this shows in the wines they produce; rich in character, to be enjoyed with good food, conversation and fun with friends. At Bremerton Wines you’ll experience the real, authentic Langhorne Creek – in the vineyard, in the winery and at the cellar door.