Small batch wines made for the good times.

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We’re believers that all good wine, stems from good quality fruit.

Based in Margaret River, Western Australia, we’re passionate about crafting small-batch, fun & approachable wines made for the good times.

Put simply, we make the best wine by sourcing the best fruit we can using our wits, knowledge, palate & training so the end product is so slurpable it sparks conversation and laughter between loved ones.

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We’re a family that decided to bottle up the chaos.

Taz in a black T-shirt and baseball cap holds up a glass of red wine in a cellar with wooden wine barrels stacked on racks behind him. Two children are partially visible in the foreground, racing past.

Luda Mala. Croatian for “Crazy Little One”.

A term of endearment that was often thrown around the house growing up, and it still rings true today – as parents of two young kids, running a small business and diving into life’s chaos –we all need to embrace a little bit of crazy to stay sane.

Ana harvesting Margaret River shiraz grapes in a vineyard on a sunny day.
An aerial view of a Margaret River vineyard with rows of green grapevines separated by dry soil and some patches of grass.
Green plastic crate filled with Margaret River shiraz grapes labeled 'LUDA MALA SHIRAZ 2 OF 4'.
Taz tasting wine in a wine cellar filled with stacked oak barrels.
A yellow plastic crate filled with harvested Margaret River chardonnay grapes placed on a vineyard dirt path surrounded by grapevines.
Close-up of Margaret River shiraz grapes.
A woman harvesting grapes in a vineyard in Margaret River, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, a blue shirt, gloves, and shorts, with a yellow container on the ground nearby.
Person inspecting a glass of wine in a winery cellar with wooden barrels in the background.
Close-up of a person's fingers holding a small shiraz berry between thumb and index finger.
Graffiti on a wall that says "Mate Volim Te!" with a heart symbol underneath.
A yellow plastic basket filled with freshly harvested Margaret River chardonnay grapes on the ground among dry grass and grapevine leaves.