Fifteen kilometres of ocean separates Kangaroo Island from the mainland. Tonight, we'll discover what that distance tastes like.
Kangaroo Island is one of Australia's most isolated wine regions, shaped by relentless ocean influence, ancient soils, and a landscape where nature still dictates the rhythm of farming. Join Yale Norris, winemaker and custodian of The Islander Estate Vineyards, for an intimate exploration of the wines and stories that define this remarkable place.
From a Bordeaux-inspired vision planted on a remote island to the challenges of rebuilding after the devastating 2020 bushfires, this is a story of resilience, conviction, and a deep connection to the land. As guests taste through a selection of The Islander Estate wines, Yale will share the journey behind each bottle – from vineyard to glass – revealing how one of Australia's most unique wine regions continues to evolve while staying true to its wild island character. An evening of exceptional wines, candid conversation, and a rare insight into life and winemaking on Kangaroo Island. Capacity for this event is extremely limited.
Proudly brought to you by National Wine Centre and The Islander Estate Vineyards.
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