Lovely venue and fine dining menu to match. Located in the heart of a vineyard…read more Lots of matching wines to pair with your meal. The fish was well presented and flavor some. The beef dishes were tender and tasty. Nothing extraordinary or innovative on the menu. Just a typical mod Aussie fine dining. My favorite part of the meal, dessert, was ok. Nothing wow! Didn't find many appealing dessert choices. The service was good and if you go during a public holiday, there is a hefty surcharge.

This is definitely a place that I recommend swinging by if you are in the area and wine tasting…read more As we walked up through the entrance area, we were greeting with a fantastic view of the cellar and restaurant area. And although we didn't get a chance to partake in their food in the dining room --- we did visit the cellar and had some fantastic wines. The atmosphere along with the friendly/knowledge staff made this one of the best wineries we visited in the area. I realize that everyone has a different palette --- but the stand out wine for me was their slightly carbonated Syrah. It was not only fantastic, but was the most unique wine I tried. I enjoyed it so much that I purchased a bottle to return with back to the states.

The winery itself is lovely and the music in the courtyard and general atmosphere was inviting. The…read morething is, we came here to taste and, very likely, buy wine and that's where it went wrong. The tasting room didn't really seem to have anywhere to taste wine, the counter was being used as a bar so there was a queue of people buying what seemed like mostly bottles of Carlton Draft (sheesh, at least sell only decent beers) and odd glass of wine. We stood around for 10 minutes, I guess expecting that we were missing something but the tasting room cum bar continued. We left having tasted nor seen anyone tasting a single glass of wine. I appreciate the entrepreneurialism in creating somewhere that people want to come and hang out but it seems that this has taken over from what I believe should be your core activity. Wine tasting. As a couple who visited several wineries in the area and who always find ourselves purchasing several cases of wine to take with us, Joadja was so intent on creating a bar and selling beer that they left money on the table.

Small boutique winery and Cafe in the Southern Highlands between Sydney and Canberra. Great…read morefoccica, bruseccta. Lovely piece of Italy here. Forget the fast food and stop here.

Nice boutique wines especially the Pinot Grigio , a great Port to add. The antipasto servings are…read moregenerous and coffee is from a proper machine, the owners run the place and are very accommodating and pleasant, great discovery and a favourite of mine.

Tertini understand how to do wine tasting right. An unassuming door leads into a lovely space…read moredecorated with various trophies and the like with ample seating and, thankfully on what was a decently hot day, air conditioning. We were greeted warmly by the excellent Craig and his staff, seated promptly and offered a complimentary cheese platter to accompany our tasting. Although they were busy, we were taken through their full range of wines which included a couple not generally on the tasting list. There was plenty of attention given to allow us to discuss different varieties as there were several Italian grapes that we were not familiar with. As should be the case, there were some that we were not massive fans of, although often not the same wines, some that were lovely and some that were most fans of. No pressure to purchase anything but the quality of several of the wines combined with the excellent and attentive tasting experience saw us walk out with several cases!

Lovely setting and friendly knowledgeable service. Like most of the Southern Highlands, the wine…read moresadly didn't blow us away (but the Barossa cab sav - the only non-local wine - was very nice).