Jansz

Jansz was Tasmania's first taste of serious sparkling wine ambition. Originally planted in 1975 as Heemskerk, the Pipers River vineyard caught the eye of Champagne house Louis Roederer in 1986, who partnered on Tasmania's first traditional method vintage sparkling. The Hill-Smith family, with over 165 years in Australian wine, bought the property in the late 1990s and renamed it Jansz after the Dutch explorer who first sighted Tasmania. Grown in the heart of what's known locally as "Sparkling Tasmania," Jansz's wines are made under a philosophy the winery calls Méthode Tasmanoise, its own take on Champagne's classic method, shaped entirely by the island's climate.

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Cool nights, mineral soils, and a climate winemakers elsewhere would kill for. It's why Tasmanian wine tastes the way it does, and why one variety here can taste nothing like the same variety made anywhere else.

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