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 When Howard and Nicki first looked for a name for their vineyard, many folk told them that the label should be called Howard's End.
Perhaps a good movie title but not what they had in mind for a wine label.
Lanes End Vineyard derived its' name as a result of being located at the very end of a country dirt road called Mount William Road. Mount William Road winds its way around the foothills of the Macedon Ranges town of Lancefield in Victoria Australia.
Lane's End Vineyard was originally planted in the mid 1980's.
Located at 570 metres above sea level on the southern slopes of the Great Divide, the vineyard is perfectly suited for the growing of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Here's their story ...
"Our philosophy is very simple ... to produce the best possible fruit from our vineyard and with minimalist intervention turn these into the highest quality wine possible.
You can buy our wines online by clicking on the "Buy Wine" page above.
Thanks for visiting us."
Cheers
Howard & Nicki
p.s. Come say g'day in our guestbook below and if you have tasted our wines, then let us know how you liked them.
GuestBook:
Posted by
Cathy Cohen
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Mar 21st, 2010
great wines , great people , highly reccomended. Love the website
Posted by
Craig Smythe
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Apr 15th, 2010
Have recently tried your wines at the Royal George in Kyneton.The Chardonnay is incredible & the Pinot leaves a lot of other Pinots behind. Keep up the great work
Posted by
Rick & Helen
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May 6th, 2010
G'day Howard & Nicki ... not being biased because your neighbors but your Pinot is to die for. Good luck with 2010 :)
Posted by
Curm and Nigel
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May 6th, 2010
I love Lane's End chardonnay, it is my favourite white wine. I love it's smoothness.
Posted by
Brian Slane
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Jun 14th, 2010
I recently enjoyed dinner at the Lancefield Hotel, where the host recommended your Pinot. I enjoyed so much that I purchased a case. The lovely cherry flavour really shows through
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