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Enjoy a Guided Winery Tour, Wine Tasting, and a Delicious 2-Course Lunch with Wine in Queensland, Australia
3 hours
Verified host·Queensland,Australia
Experience the art of winemaking and the rich history of Queensland's Granite Belt wine region with a guided tour of Sirromet's modern winery. During this 90-minute tour, you will gain insight into the winemaking process and sample six of our most popular Granite Belt wines. After the tour, unwind at the Cellar Door, where you can savor a delightful two-course lunch, including an entree and main course, paired with a glass of Sirromet wine. Enjoy stunning views of the picturesque rural landscape as you dine. This memorable experience is available on weekends, from Friday to Sunday, making it the perfect outing for friends and family. Join us for a day filled with great wine, delicious food, and beautiful scenery!
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Sirromet Winery is a charming family-owned establishment located in the scenic Mount Cotton, just a short drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Spanning 560 acres, the winery is surrounded by lush bushland and serene lakes, providing a habitat for diverse wildlife and stunning views of Moreton Bay. This picturesque setting makes it a perfect destination for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Read more about Sirromet WineryAustralia wine country is large and wine growing is correspondingly diverse. Australian wine thrives on around 160,000 hectares of vineyards. The local wines are primarily fruit-driven, i.e. on the fruity side of the aroma spectrum.
Explore AustraliaQueensland wine region of Australia has been involved in the wine-producing business for almost 150 years. Today, the size of this region is over 3700 hectares and this is set to increase. The industry of Queensland wine region is developing rapidly in response to the increasing global demand and the number of visitors to this wine tourism region. The first vines planted in Queensland wine region were at Roma in the…
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