Collection: De Bortoli Wines | Family Winemakers

De Bortoli Family Winemakers is one of Australia's most recognised wine producers — family-owned since 1928, with wines spanning the Yarra Valley, King Valley, Riverina, Heathcote and Rutherglen. The range covers almost every style: from Australia's most celebrated dessert wine in Noble One, to cool-climate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Italian varietals from the King Valley, everyday table wines and sparkling styles. If you're looking for a trusted Australian producer with genuine range and consistent quality across price points, De Bortoli is one of the most reliable choices on the market.

Use this page to navigate the full De Bortoli portfolio and find the right wine for your occasion, budget or style preference. For the full producer story, visit the De Bortoli producer page.

Why Buy De Bortoli Wines?

• Family-owned since 1928 — one of Australia's longest-established wine producers
• Multiple premium regions: Yarra Valley, King Valley, Riverina, Heathcote and Rutherglen
• Home of Noble One — Australia's most awarded botrytis dessert wine
• Strong reputation for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Prosecco and Italian varietals
• Exceptional value across entry-level, mid-range and premium price points
• Sustainable vineyard practices across multiple premium Australian wine regions

Which De Bortoli Wine Is Right For You?

If you enjoy premium Yarra Valley Pinot Noir & Chardonnay — La Bohème
If you want Australia's most famous dessert wine — Noble One Botrytis Semillon
If you enjoy fresh sparkling styles — King Valley Prosecco
If you enjoy everyday Italian varietals — Bella Riva
If you enjoy Yarra Valley & Heathcote table wines — Villages
If you enjoy rich everyday Victorian reds — Windy Peak
If you enjoy bold Heathcote reds — Woodfired
If you enjoy classic Australian table wines — Deen
If you enjoy Rutherglen fortified & regional styles — Rutherglen Estate
If you enjoy Yarra Valley sparkling — Rococo
If you enjoy modern easy-drinking wines — 3 Tales
If you enjoy spritz & aperitif styles — De Bortoli Spritz

De Bortoli At A Glance

Founded: 1928
Ownership: Family owned, third generation
Regions: Yarra Valley, King Valley, Riverina, Heathcote, Rutherglen
Best known for: Noble One Botrytis Semillon
Signature styles: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Prosecco, Dessert Wine
Best for: Everyday drinking through to premium cellaring

Explore the De Bortoli Collections

• Noble One Botrytis Semillon — Australia's most awarded dessert wine
• La Bohème — Premium cool-climate Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Gamay from the Yarra Valley
• King Valley Prosecco — Fresh, food-friendly sparkling from Australia's Prosecco heartland
• Bella Riva — Everyday Italian varietals including Pinot Grigio, Sangiovese and Rosé
• Villages — Yarra Valley and Heathcote table wines at accessible price points
• Windy Peak — Reliable everyday Victorian reds and whites
• Woodfired — Bold, full-bodied Heathcote reds
• Deen — Classic Australian table wines across multiple varieties
• Rutherglen Estate — Regional fortified and table wines from Rutherglen
• Rococo — Yarra Valley sparkling wines
• 3 Tales — Modern, easy-drinking wines for everyday occasions
• Sheep Shape — Sauvignon Blanc and approachable whites
• De Bortoli Spritz — Ready-to-drink spritz and aperitif styles

What Makes De Bortoli Different?

De Bortoli has been family-owned since 1928 and is now in its third generation — one of the few large Australian producers that has maintained genuine family governance alongside genuine multi-regional expertise. What distinguishes the portfolio is its breadth without loss of quality at the premium end: Noble One remains a world-class dessert wine, La Bohème competes with the best of the Yarra Valley, and the King Valley Prosecco range has helped establish the variety as a serious category in the Australian market — all while the entry-level ranges deliver consistent value.

Who Is De Bortoli For?

Choose De Bortoli if you enjoy: exploring different wine styles from a single trusted producer; strong value for money across multiple price points; Italian varietals grown in Australian conditions; premium cool-climate Yarra Valley wines; sparkling and dessert wines with genuine pedigree; reliable everyday drinking with consistent quality.

De Bortoli may not be for you if you prefer: small single-estate producers with a narrow, highly focused range; wines from a single region or variety only.

De Bortoli Wine FAQs

What is De Bortoli best known for?

De Bortoli is best known for Noble One Botrytis Semillon — Australia's most awarded dessert wine — and for its premium Yarra Valley range under the La Bohème label. The King Valley Prosecco range is also one of the most recognised in the Australian sparkling category.

Is Noble One worth trying?

Yes. Noble One is one of Australia's most consistently awarded wines and a benchmark for botrytis-style dessert wines in the Southern Hemisphere. It pairs exceptionally well with blue cheese, foie gras, fruit-based desserts and crème brûlée.

Which De Bortoli wine should I start with?

For white wine drinkers, the King Valley Prosecco or Bella Riva Pinot Grigio are excellent entry points. For red wine drinkers, Windy Peak offers reliable everyday drinking. For those wanting to experience De Bortoli at its premium best, La Bohème is the standout.

Which De Bortoli wines are best for gifts?

Noble One is the strongest gift option — a world-class dessert wine with immediate recognition and a compelling story. La Bohème Pinot Noir is an excellent choice for red wine lovers. The King Valley Prosecco works well for celebrations and casual gifting.

Does De Bortoli make Prosecco?

Yes. De Bortoli produces Prosecco from the King Valley in Victoria — one of Australia's most established Prosecco regions. The range is fresh, food-friendly and well-priced. Explore the full King Valley Prosecco range.

Which De Bortoli wines are best with food?

La Bohème Pinot Noir with duck or salmon; Noble One with blue cheese or fruit desserts; Bella Riva Pinot Grigio with seafood and light pasta; Woodfired Shiraz with grilled red meat; King Valley Prosecco as an aperitif or with antipasto.

Related Collections

• Yarra Valley Wines — explore all Yarra Valley producers stocked at Wine Sellers Direct
• Chardonnay — compare De Bortoli Chardonnay against other Australian expressions
• Pinot Noir — explore the full Pinot Noir range including La Bohème and beyond
• Prosecco — compare De Bortoli King Valley Prosecco against other Australian and Italian expressions
• Dessert Wine — explore Noble One alongside other Australian and international dessert wines