Variety: GamayCountry: Australia, Tasmania, Coal River Valley 2024 GamayFruit was 100% destemmed and inoculated with a selected yeast strain. Fermentation took place over 20 days on skins, with one pump-over per day. Ferment was drained and pressed, then matured in a combination of 50% oak and 50% stainless steel tanks, with no new oak used. No fining; gently filtered prior to bottling.13.5 % Alc/Vol; 3.3 pH; 6.8 g/L TA. Review for 2023 vintage:‘Fine, fragrant, frisky. A gamay with serious substance. Dried red berries, a souk fullof spices, a faint suggestion of holy basil and tarragon. There’s a sinewy supplenessat play here, an energetic momentum across the palate and denouement deliveredthrough a filigree lattice of fine tannins.’ 96 points, Nick Ryan, The Weekend Australian, May 2024. ‘This producer was probably my favourite new discovery of last year' Nick Ryan, Weekend Australian magazine, November 2025 Bremley Vineyard is the northern most vineyard in Tasmania’s Coal River Valley. Originally planted with 2 hectares of Chardonnay in the early 2000s, the property was acquired byJames and Vanessa Bresnehan in 2008. Since then they have added Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc and Gamay to the mix, increasing the vineyard area to its current 13 hectares. The fruit was sold to other wine producers until a certain point when James and Vanessa were overtaken by the urge to create some iconic single vineyard wines. Teaming up with acclaimed winemakers Justin Bubb and Anna Pooley, the first Bremley wines were released in 2021. The site itself is unique, with the vineyard laying beneath Gunnings Surgarloaf in a natural amphitheater protected from brutal summer north-westerly winds. Days during the growing season are long and warm, with the nights being cool due to the distance from moderating ocean influences. Site soils are mainly black cracking clays intermixed with dolerite. Bremley is operated with a hands on approach. Both James and Vanessa manage the day to day running of the vineyard, which is based around a sustainable outlook, now and into the future.
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