For the most part, the soil under vine is Cambrian - red and deep with excellent water holding capacity. The region’s rainfall is evenly distributed between the seasons and the temperature range is defined as temperate, with cooling winds emanating from the south resulting in summer temperatures two to three degrees cooler than nearby Bendigo.
The majority of the soil beneath vineyards consists of Cambrian red and deep earth with good water retention. The region experiences even rainfall distribution across seasons and has a moderate temperature range, characterized by southerly cooling winds that lower summer temperatures in Bendigo by two to three degrees.