From the heart of the
rugged Australian Pyrenees

It’s our connection to the earth, water, sky and it’s creatures, all working in harmony with one another that guide us to produce Peerick’s distinctive range of award winning wines.

Our name Peerick derives from the Aboriginal word ‘beeric’, a ‘wild cat’. It was bestowed on this region by its traditional custodians, the Dja Dja Wurrung people. Their traditions, beliefs, and dreamtime stories, together with the triskele from our Celtic culture, are depicted on our label artwork, and embody Peerick’s commitment to sustainable viticultural and wine-making practices.

Surrounded by the great wine regions of Western and central Victoria, our handcrafted wines display distinctive varietal expression and reflect individual vineyard, vintage and regional characteristics. Please enjoy, either in the vibrancy of youth or after ageing, if you can wait that long.

Michael and Felicity O’Hara and Family

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Peerick Sauvignon Blanc Fumé

Matured in 20% new barrel and 1-5 year old French oak on solids, our double gold winning Sauvignon Blanc is sophisticated with texture and length.

Using ruby red grapefruit, spice and cut fennel perfume, it is finely balanced between grapefruit and passionfruit in profile with a hint of meringue, vanilla and coconut.

Peerick was named Australian Sauvignon Blanc Winery of the Year at the Asian International Wine Competition 2019.

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Peerick Cabernet Sauvignon

A medium red with purple hues to the rim, the nose is bursting with dark cherry and blackberry fruit that is backed by the faintest of oak induced spice. The palate builds with cherry fruit moving to blackberry alongside tannins that are characterised by graphite, cigar box, and earth. The finish sees a return of drying dark fruits with impressive length. Give this wine time and watch it flourish.

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Peerick Shiraz

Wild fermented and includes 30% whole bunches, then spends 15 months in 1-5yr old oak. Purple red, theres plenty of white pepper, then a middle that is surprisingly full, the oak driving the flavours forward, but with rich a palate that is still mid weight and driven by fine, real tannins. Such a composed wine, the acidity, keeping things taut and the finish detailed and composed, even though the best is yet to come.

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