About Canonbah Bridge
Canonbah Bridge is a family-owned vineyard in the Warren region of NSW, established in the 1990s by vigneron Shane McLaughlin on the historic 30,000-acre Merryanbone Station. The 80-acre vineyard is situated on unique coarse sandy soils rich in alluvial deposits from an ancient river bend, producing wines in a chemical-free approach. Their flagship Drought Reserve Shiraz has been nominated for the George Mackey trophy for best wine exported from Australia.
Varietals
ShirazMerlotGrenacheMourvedreSemillonVerdelhoChardonnayTempranilloSauvignon BlancCabernet
Good to know about Canonbah Bridge
Can you visit Canonbah Bridge? Is there a tasting room?
No, Canonbah Bridge does not operate a public tasting room. It's a production-only or by-allocation label, so its wines are found through retail, restaurants, or a mailing list rather than an on-site visit.
What is Canonbah Bridge known for?
Canonbah Bridge is known for focus on whites, focus on reds and family-run.
What wines does Canonbah Bridge specialize in?
Canonbah Bridge focuses on Shiraz, Merlot, Grenache, Mourvedre and Semillon, and more. Signature bottles include Drought Reserve 2016, Shiraz Grenache Mourvedre 2016, Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2024, Merlot 2015, Shiraz 2023, Shiraz/Cabernet, Chardonnay 2021, Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc 2016.
Where is Canonbah Bridge located?
Canonbah Bridge is in Warren, New South Wales, in the New South Wales wine region. Phone: 0418 636 918.
When was Canonbah Bridge founded?
Canonbah Bridge was established in 1990.
Who makes the wine at Canonbah Bridge?
The winemaking at Canonbah Bridge is led by Shane McLaughlin.
Does Canonbah Bridge farm sustainably?
Yes. Canonbah Bridge describes its farming as sustainable, organic or biodynamic.
Where to find Canonbah Bridge
Canonbah Bridge is in Warren, New South Wales, Australia.