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How we read reviews →Rutherglen family cellar door where Andrew pours every tasting. Sparkling Shiraz and Rare Muscat.
A beautifully restored historic homestead with manicured gardens and picturesque grounds. intimate cellar door feel where tastings drift into long conversation with the winemaker himself over two unhurried hours.
Tastings personally conducted by winemaker Andrew; cellar tours with 50-year-old port tastings available on the day; wine club subscription (6 bottles per year); on-property gin production.
Genuinely family-run across generations. winemaker Andrew, his wife Wendy, and their son all serve; reflects the heritage of Rutherglen's celebrated fortified wine tradition.
No price data in reviews, but visitors consistently leave with heavy boxes of purchases. the quality-to-experience ratio is considered exceptional for a cellar door of this calibre.
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