The atmosphere in this place is amazing the people who own it are wonderful and make you feel like…read morefamily. We had the degustation dinner, like a 5 star restaurant beautifully prepared and presented! Had an amazing time lived the Bon Blanc a must try!

It was busy long weekend and we tried to book at 3 restaraunts before we were luck to chance upon…read morethis one. We had the perfect long lunch. There were 4 of us and we had 8 very high quality well thought out tapas style dishes, 2 serves of french fries, a generous cheese platter, and two great bottles of wine for $200. The pace was liesurely, service thoughtful and style country. All of this is in a beautiful heritage building overlooking quiet country surrounds. Highly recommended.

Castle Glen is always on my must visit places when we go to Stanthorpe…read more The owner is a very lovely man who not only makes wines, but liquers, whiskeys and now beer! He makes all of the alcohol on site and loves to experiment with different flavours and textures. My partner (the beer Connoisseur) was very curious to try the beers. As he is Britsh and German by heritage, he does know a thing or two about beer! He found the beers a bit hit and miss. He really liked the stout but did not like the pilsner beer. After sampling most of them, he settled on the stout, ginger and wheat beers. I also purchased a choc-mint liquer which I have had in the past and really enjoyed. He has a very large selection of liquers and you will defintely find one that will appeal to you. This is a must-stop place in Stanthorpe - not just to sample some finely made alcohol but just to admire the castle!

Such a novelty finally making it to Castle Glen in Stanthorpe after visiting their Mount Tamborine…read moreand Montville cellar doors. The "castle" is surrounded by quiet vineyard and a large neat forecourt. I was surprised at the size of the range- from port to alcoholic ginger beer, rum liqueur to something called sex at sunset- a blend of 9 liqueurs and wine. To be honest, the range wouldn't be as big if not for the different shaped bottles, but the extent of flavours is still amazing. You will find anything there you wish to try, and they even have little 100ml individual bottles behind the counter for purchase if you can't commit to everything!

One of the biggest and nicest cellar doors in the Granite Belt. Summit's wines are really…read moreinteresting, with some European varieties I'd never heard of before. The winemaker is Mike Hayes who has won heaps of medals and is a bit of a legend around the Granite Belt. They were also serving some locally-made craft beers which weren't too bad either.