OPENING 18 SEPTEMBER 2026.

Something significant is taking shape on the western ridge of the Tamar Valley. A new Cellar Door & Restaurant, designed by Kerry Hill Architects with Edwards + Simpson. The kitchen will be led by Chef Konstantin Putkin.

Hand holding a wine glass with 'Small Wonder' engraving in front of green leaves

Cellar Door

Our new Cellar Door is designed for discovery, a proper home for the full Small Wonder collection, alongside wines from our sister labels Wayfinder and Swell Season. Add Tasmanian distillers, poured and shaken, to order. More space, more bottles, more time to ask questions.

Wine tastings are currently unavailable until the new Cellar Door opens on 18 September. Bookings required.

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Restaurant

Chef Konstantin Putkin leads a menu built around Tasmania's finest local producers, seasonal, considered and closely connected to the wines. A casual à la carte menu runs seven days a week, with a fuller offering Thursday to Sunday.


The space is worth the drive. Tasmanian bluestone walls, Quartzine stone bar tops, satin-nickel fittings, and a timber-slatted ceiling. Works by Tasmanian artists Stephen Bond, Alicia King and Paul Snell are placed throughout.

Winery

Our working winery hasn't gone anywhere, and with the new build taking shape alongside it, there's never been a better time to take a tour. The 45-minute winery tour follows the grape from arrival to bottle, with our winemakers there to walk you through it.


The winery is certified organic, powered largely by 128 solar panels and designed from the ground up to produce exceptional wine and less waste.


Tours are currently unavailable until the new Cellar Door & Restaurant opens on 18 September. Bookings required.

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