Lovely small cellar door with great cross section of offerings. Knowledgeable staff who knew their…read morewines. Left with several bottles, my favourite the Tristan.

This cellar door is at the winery. It is a work in progress. The new building has plenty of tables…read moreand chairs, inside and out, for the tasting. There is also a large private room too. The gardens are being worked on and look as if accessibility is high up on the list. Plenty of gentle ramps take you along the garden path. Closer to the main gate there is a coffee/tea shop that serves breakfast on the weekend. The wine bottle labels are pretty interesting along with the names for some of the wines. Our host was a young lady who was able to give us lots of information. She was very good. As for the wines, we were able to find ones that we liked too.

Was to start an afternoons escorted wine tasting at Philip Shaw's. Was shown to a table &…read moreforgotten. After no service, we left. So unable to rate the experience other than poor.

Beautiful setting and enclosed courtyard. They were not able to offer me a tea, coffee or soft…read moredrink so BYO if you are a driver.

Joey had only been in Millthorpe 30 minutes when he hit the ground running .... in the centre of…read moretown is a quaint but cosy little tasting house .... with a lovely roaring fire in a corner of this stone, wood & brass outhouse ..... refurbished and primed for substantial wine tasting & selling. The staff were professional ..... and knowing your product really helps with expressing the passion of the area and the committed people who produce all that is sacred. I had a great time. You never feel rushed or pressured to buy ..... but instead encouraged to give feedback on all the various types & vintages of grape .... as well as combinations. I walked out ..... well 3 steps forward .... 2 steps back with a Box of 5 different wines .... with a shelf life of approx. midnight ....... that night !!

I had a great time visiting this museum. The staff were friendly and insightful, I appreciate the…read morefossils on display as well as the explanation.

My class had been talking about this place for a few months before we visited, and it was pretty…read morecool! I think it's much more suited to young children, maybe primary or early high school, than year 11s. It was pretty cosy, only two rooms of displays plus an outdoor area. The samples displayed were all fascinating, and we got a free shark tooth fossil by digging out a red rock in the sandpit! The staff were friendly, and the gift shop was pretty nice. Wish there was more to look at though!

What a beautiful day for Wine tasting. The day was crisp ..... fresh and exhilarating !! This was…read morewhat I thought was the best of our wine tasting destinations. It was easy to get to and once there were looked after very well by the owners who were very happy to arrange a lovely garden area to taste our selections. As a big group, we all had a great time as the wine was poured liberally with a nice description of the variety of grape and all it's subtle characteristics. The wines were great .... Red & Whites ..... the views magnificent ..... and the experience as a whole, very memorable !! ..... A place I will come back to in the future .... next time taking home a bigger haul of merchandise.

Stopped in here on a recommendation from another vineyard- so glad we did!…read moreSeems a bit odd at first as you basically walk through the front door and front room of what appears to be the owners house, to a back room looking out over the garden they have lovingly created. A lovely French girl took us through an extensive tasting with some complimentary cheese and crackers and house made bread. The wines themselves were stunning with perhaps the best Pinot Noir that I have tasted in Austerity so far, and a wonderful Rose also. All the wines were lovely, there wasn't a white or a red I wouldn't have had more of had I not been driving. And then a garden walk that is truly amazing. The owners migrated from the US 20 years ago and clearly started planing right away as the garden is amazing and you can still see a lot more planned Really recommend a visit.

This cute little winery just outside of Orange was a fun break in our day. We stopped for a wine…read moretasting and also ordered one plate of pairings of foods to go with half of the wines we tried. The gal who served us was very knowledgeable of the grapes and the process of making the wines. She was very busy that afternoon, but we never felt rushed and enjoyed our experience.

Matt really looked after us. Fabulous hour of stories, methods, wins & losses. Try the Pinnacle…read moreseries reds, just sensational. Highly recommend.