A must visit when in the region. We enjoyed an excellent wine tasting before exploring the winery…read moreand grounds. A hot tip! Try to co-ordinate your visit with the Farmer's Market held on the winery grounds.

An impromptu visit as my ride had business to do so he stopped off here! Wow what a hidden gem an…read moreamazing family owned winery that oozes history the wine tasting area is still like yesteryear yet aircon is amazing great staff and watching others taste all seemed happy! Cafe is closed Tuesday and Wednesday so no food cheap prices join the wine club even better oh and ask to sit on deck overlooking river! Bushes need cutting back to see the water unhindered! I'll be back.

Woodfired pizza oven, cinnamon apple crepes, lightly fried calamari and steak...mmmm my tummy just…read moregrumbled again thinking about it. We booked a dinner for 2 at the Winery Kitchen on a rainy weekend away in Seymour and we couldn't have asked for a more enjoyable dinner. Staff were friendly from the get go and the atmosphere really relaxing and casual. The inside has simple decor and the restaurant is round with seating outside as well which seems perfect for the summer. The highlights: Pizza - heaps of prosciutto and rocket and the base was crispy but thin and soft enough that I even ate a few crusts! Apple pie crepes - the ice cream was really creamy and we really wanted to ask for another bowl of it by itself but actual crepes were great too. Tiny bit crispy on the edges with perfectly soft cinnamon apple on the inside. The great thing is heaps of the ingredients are freshly supplied from their garden out the back or from local farmers. What a great place!

Have eaten at this restaurant on many occasions food is to die for no need to travel to Melboure…read more The pizza is the best you will find any where just like in Italy it's a must try experience.Breakfast is also a must

We enjoyed a beautiful family (birthday) lunch at The Muse. Everything from the atmosphere, the…read morefacilities, service and food was first class. A must visit when in the region.

Totally overpriced staying at the Mitchelton winery . Captive audience and they take unfair…read moreadvantage. Rooms are good. But when you pay &450 per night you expect to be of the highest standard. Coffee machine - no instructions so nit used . Bose sound and Alexa system. No instructions. Chairs uncomfortable .

I'm surprised this place doesn't have more reviews!…read more We did the 'Wharf to Winery' over the weekend which included a return paddle steamer cruise to the winery, a 2 course meal (your choice of which 2 courses between entree, main & dessert & 3 things to choose from in each section), a glass of wine, beer or soft drink & a wine tasting. It was FANTASTIC value! Not only were all our meals delicious but the service was unbeatable. Our drinks were never empty, meals came our in good time (with just enough of a break between courses), even though the restaurant was almost full & the servings were the perfect size. All 4 of us dining thoroughly enjoyed our meals, and the experience, and we're very much looking forward to taking more friends there in the near future.

They say leave the best till last and that's exactly what we did. Sensational food & wine. Very…read moreaffordable and great atmosphere over looking the Murray.

Gorgeous winery & helpful staff This is a lovely heritage…read moreAustralian style winery set in natural bushlands and wetlands. The wines are reasonable and quite reasonably priced and they do not charge for tasting. Marie gave us a very good wine tasting and lots of information about things to see and do locally!

Very nice winery. Very spacious cellar door and a wide range of very good wines on offer. Staff…read moreare friendly too. I've been going to wineries for more years than I care to remember. This is a beauty.

From the owner: Goulburn Valley Wine Region. Est 1963.read more

We love this place! Always welcoming, great and passionate knowledge from everyone we've…read moreencountered and breathtaking views of the surrounding country side. Probably the best cellar door we've ever been to. Tip, try the general store at the end of the street for a great nosh.

From the owner: We started this business with the aim of making Australia's best sparkling wine. Many in the…read moreindustry would say that we have done that with our Macedon Brut Cuvee LD. Our other main specialty is Heathcote Shiraz, Something we have prided ourselves on for nearly 30 years.

My wife found Passing Clouds online when looking for a place for lunch for our anniversary weekend…read more Arrived a little early planning on doing some wine tasting and were not disappointed, especially after finding that the tastings were (in my experience, unusually) free. It looks like the menu changes from time to time and the blackboard showed a selection of dishes and starters. There were two meat options for main, those being chicken or pork, with another two vegetarian options. I chose the pork to go along with my Pinot noir and my wife had the grilled asparagus. The pork was roasted and very nice. Peas and broad beans accompanied along with a minty salsa verde. The winner of lunch however was the goats curd on my wife's plate. It was amazing! I would recommend this place and definitely come back. That said, there are many many options in the area. Booking ahead is a must. There are several 2/4 person tables and a couple of long tables. Walk-ins seem to get seated at the long tables. Groups are catered for and on the day we were there, there was a party group downstairs among the oak barrels.

I went to Passing Clouds on the weekend with a large crowd of friends and family. It's a lovely…read moreplace, great grounds and facilities. The staff are wonderful and knowledgeable, creating a fun atmosphere and making you feel welcome. The food is fantastic, following the current trend of simplicity done well... everything is cooked on wood charcoal. They have a great deal where they feed you and they are very generous, the menu changes based on availability so it's likely to be completely different every time you visit. Word of warning, the Google Maps GPS directions will take you astray if not careful.

Visit on a cold day and you can stand beside the huge open fire place and warm yourself up while…read moresipping on a taster of Prosecco. Once thawed, make your way to one of the many tasting counters and work your way through the epic list. I stuck to the dryer bubbles and then made my way in to red land, getting the chance to try a back vintage Durif which I subsequently bought a bottle of. Why take a bottle home and risk my dodgy cellaring options (in a box under my bed) when I can just pay an extra $20 on the current vintage price and get something with 10 years of age on it already? Brown Brothers is huge and while I don't necessarily enjoy a lot of their "mainstream" drops (the stuff that is made to fly off the shelves at every single bottle-o across the country) some of their more experimental grape styles are bangin'. The prosecco and sparkling are some of the best produced in Australia. I admire the focus on family and tradition here and like that even for a short visit I'm made to feel like I'm part of that extended family by the warm and welcoming staff.

Brown Brothers has always been one of my favorite brand of wines. And the food at their winery is…read morepretty amazing and delicious too. Each dish has a recommended glass of wine - must try that! The cold smoked salmon entree should be a must try! Deeeeelicious!