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New heights

How Australia’s Mayfield Vineyard is scaling new heights Mayfield Vineyard is starting to make waves both in its New South Wales hometown of Orange and here in the UK – impressive given that it’s only been in its current operation for two years. In a flying visit to London, Mayfield’s general manager and partner, Charles […]

Mayfield on the rise

Huon Hooke recently visited Mayfield… “Orange is cool-climate wine country: the vineyard peaks at a lofty 950m altitude. “Mayfield has a homestead and several cottages that can be rented. I stayed in the Settler’s Cottage, which is the oldest and according to the history on display in the house, was used by Icely himself. “The […]

New Premier Wines released

Purchase Wines We are thrilled to release our new, limited release Mayfield Premier Wines. These Reserve wines are made from stunning parcels of grapes from our vineyard. With an elevation of over 900m, these limited release wines showcase the best varieties from Orange – Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The two Chardonnays capture differing parcels of […]

New release Launch Lunch

INVITATION We would like to invite you to the launch of our new Mayfield Premier range of wines. These are our reserve wines and showcase the Orange wine region with our new single block Pinot Noir and two new Chardonnays. We are particularly proud of these wines and excited to release them. The launch of these special […]

Latest reviews

MAYFIELD ‘BACKYARD’ RIESLING 2022 92 POINTS, ROBERT PARKER WINE ADVOCATE , Erin Larkin This 2022 Riesling is incredibly tight and mineral on the nose. Crushed shells, Dispirin (aspirin), tissue paper and lemon oil. In the mouth, the wine is featherlight and talc-y; the cool elevation of Orange (where this wine is from) imbues the wine […]

PS News: Mayfield Vineyard

By Christine Salins Mayfield Vineyard is not only one of the most picturesque vineyards in the Orange Region, it’s also a site where history is palpable. It’s apparent the minute you set eyes on the beautiful cellar door, located in a 100-year-old schoolhouse overlooking a lake and vines. Originally home to the Wiradjuri people, the […]