Tim Shand

Voyager Estate, Margaret River
Wine
Tim Shand
Tim Shand

Tim Shand is the new Chief Winemaker at Voyager Estate. Following in the footsteps of Steve James, Tim leads both the Winemaking and Viticulture Teams at a seminal moment in Voyager Estate’s 44-year history. Tim’s role will be pivotal as we continue to develop their hand-in-glove ambitions of achieving progressive environmental aspirations and taking our winemaking craft to the next level.

Originally a Perth native, Tim got his start in the Clare Valley, followed by international stints in iconic winemaking regions Chianti, Bordeaux, Oregon, and Burgundy, including Château Margaux and Domaine Dujac in France, before returning home to take up residence in 2011 at Giant Steps in the Yarra Valley, under Head Winemaker, Steve Flamsteed. Tim has been fortunate to work alongside inspiring people along the way, winemakers with substantial knowledge and always with a healthy dose of flair and innovative spirit. Since 2014, Tim has headed up a dynamic and progressive team of winemakers as Head of Winemaking at award-winning Punt Road. 

Inspired by the ability to create and experiment, Tim believes winemaking is closer to a craft than an art – in the best possible way. Respect for the raw materials is everything, finding the beauty and deliciousness in the fruit that is grown and expressing them to the drinkers with the lightest possible touch. With a commitment to harmony and balance in wine, Tim will continue Voyager Estate’s legacy of producing world-class Chardonnay and Cabernet.

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Voyager Estate x SingleThread Farm

Voyager Estate x SingleThread Farm

Friday 15 November 15 November 2024 Voyager Estate

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