A diverse range of varietals and extensive planting meet the needs of wine connoisseurs. Image provided by PB Valley
The PB Valley winery covers an area of 3,000 square meters, with semi-automatic bottling employed throughout the facility. To enhance flavor, the pressed grape juice is aged in French oak barrels and stabilized in stainless steel tanks. With such mature technology and a 400-hectare planting area, the estate produces 600,000 bottles annually—a key factor in PB Valley becoming the largest winery in Southeast Asia. Currently, PB Valley mainly produces wine varieties including Shiraz, Chenin Blanc, Rosé, and Tempranillo, catering to the preferences of most wine drinkers.
All wines are aged in French oak barrels. Image provided by PB Valley
Aside from producing premium wines, PB Valley, like wine regions around the world, also offers professional wine-tasting tours. The wine tour itinerary was honored with Thailand’s Tourism Authority’s Best Travel Award in 2008. Comfortable accommodations with simple yet rustic charm are also available. Located about 146 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, it’s an ideal destination for short trips. With great wine comes great food—The Great Hornbill Grill Restaurant within PB Valley offers over 100 dishes and seats 200 guests. For those who enjoy being close to nature, outdoor seating is also available.
To book a winery tour, please contact:
B.B. Holding Co. Ltd.
17 Floor, UBO 2 Building 591 Soi 33, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
TEL: +66 2 262-0030
FAX: +66 2 262-0029
Email: hospitality@pb-partners.com
B.B. Holding Co. Ltd., (Branch 2)
102/2 Moo 5, Mittraphap Road, Payayen Pakchong Nakhorn Ratchasima 30320, Thailand
Tel: +66(36) 228 415, 220-416
Fax: +66 36 226-417
PB Valley: http://www.khaoyaiwinery.com
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