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Defined by Tasmania. Created by Jansz. Jansz Tasmania sparkling white wines offer freshness, balance and elegance, with refined acidity and gentle fruit notes. These wines are perfect for celebrations, seafood menus and relaxed moments. |
Crafted in Tasmania, the Jansz wayJansz Tasmania sparkling white wines are shaped by Tasmania’s cool climate and Pipers River’s free-draining basalt soils. Crafted using the traditional method and guided by minimal intervention, this approach is known as Méthode Tasmanoise, reflecting Jansz Tasmania's philosophy and a strong sense of place. Designed for the tableOur sparkling white wines in Australia are well-suited to oysters, kingfish, blue-eye trevalla or other fresh seafood, as well as savoury vegetable dishes and crisp, textural sides. For the best pairing experience, refer to each product’s tasting notes for specific recommendations. Best enjoyed chilledSparkling white wines are best served well chilled. Two to three hours in the fridge is ideal. Avoid serving below 5 degrees Celsius, as excessive chilling can suppress aroma and texture. Buy sparkling white wine from Jansz TasmaniaBrowse our best sparkling white wines and purchase them directly from our online wine store. You can also explore our other collections of sparkling rosé, vintage cuvées and curated gift options. |
FAQsWhat grapes are used in Jansz Tasmania sparkling white wine?Each Jansz Tasmania sparkling white wine is crafted from classic sparkling varieties, selected to express balance, structure and freshness.
Are the wines suitable for celebrations and food pairing?Yes. Our white sparkling wines are ideal for celebratory occasions. They pair well with seafood, light dishes and refined meals. How long should I chill the wine before serving?Chill in the fridge for two to three hours before serving. Avoid serving below 5 degrees Celsius, as over-chilling can mute aroma and texture. Is the wine ready to drink or suitable for cellaring?All Jansz Tasmania sparkling white wines are ready to drink, with no cellaring required. |