A scenic beach landscape with turquoise ocean water, pale sand, and brown beach grasses in the foreground under a clear light blue sky.

West Coast Dreaming
Since 2007, Gold Turtle Tides has crafted a bold range of cool-climate wines that capture the wild beauty of Australia's South West, coastal, pure, and unmistakably Margaret River. Born in one of the world's most celebrated wine regions, Gold Turtle Tides is a true expression of what makes this corner of Western Australia so special.
A narrow dirt road running through a dense, shadowy forest with tall trees and light filtering through the canopy.
A narrow dirt road running through a dense, shadowy forest with tall trees and light filtering through the canopy.
Aerial view of a long sandy beach curving along the left side of turquoise water, with dunes and shrubs on the right under a pale cloudy sky.
Aerial view of a long sandy beach curving along the left side of turquoise water, with dunes and shrubs on the right under a pale cloudy sky.
The Burch family sitting around a table looking at old images of a vineyard

For founder Jeff Burch, it was the incredible surf and gorgeous coastline that first drew him to Australia's South West. The stunning surroundings, paired with the region's laidback lifestyle, inspired the Burch family to launch Gold Turtle Tides, and the turtle was the natural symbol to build the brand around, representing longevity, good fortune, and harmony. In that same spirit, Gold Turtle Tides wines are made to be enjoyed with good food and great company, crafted for slowing down and savouring life's simple pleasures.

A person in a vineyard harvests a cluster of dark grapes from a grapevine, with green leaves and dry grass in the background.

Sea, Soil, Sunlight

You can practically feel the warmth of the sunlight and the gentle sea breeze in every glass of Gold Turtle Tides, echoed in the crisp, lively flavours found in each bottle. Ocean and geology sit at the heart of the viticulture that defines Gold Turtle Tides: cool sea breezes temper the heat, while ancient soils give vines exactly what they need to thrive. The result is wine that's pure and expressive, yet always easy to enjoy.