Grampians Estate

We were served by Quinton, towards the end of the day. Quinton was lovely, he was very friendly and happy to share his knowledge with us. As someone who knows little about the world of wine, he was happy to share everything he knew. He shared what he liked, what he recommended and what he thought we would like.He was open to all of our questions, and would answer every one no matter how long we took. Id love to go back and talk more about wines with him.

Arrived 15 minutes before closing and apologised for arriving so close to closing, where told it wasn’t a problem, they then provided us an extensive, informative tasting of their wines which we enjoyed very much. Apologised again before leaving as it was now 40 minutes after closing and where told it wasn’t a problem they even suggested we head to Black and Ginger wines on our way back to Halls Gap as they where open until 6 and had some interesting wines. Thanks your hospitality was much appreciated. Also loved the wines.

Beautiful looking cellar door. Too bad the wines are a miss. Wines are too tart for me. Value for the price isn’t there. If you like tart wines give them a try but if you look for something more classic your time is better spent elsewhere. The lamb pie was dry. I’d it had more moisture in the meat it would be a fantastic pie.

Beautiful vineyards, easy access to the main road. No tasting service as it is pretty much self guide taste with a note, they also serve some food. The place will have more potential if they also serve a good wine.

Sat down for lunch with my daughter for lunch got a platter with seasonal fruits,by the time my partner had finished his tasting my patter still wasn’t ready and when it was ready it took 10 mins after asking for it received it it was messy thrown on a board with no fruit. Asked about our fruit to sorry chef forgot it was not busy we were the only ones there the fruit finally came out too our surprise on a plate half an apple and the smallest strawberry the could find find at least they cut the apple to share .can say we will return the got their money and a few bottles of wines out of us never again.

We did a small stop during our way back to Melbourne to get a few wines but the wine tasting wasn't guided, we had to figure out the notes by ourselves. It's a bit of a self service thing. We didn't try the food but got 2 wines after the tasting.

We stopped over for coffee and refreshments on our way to the Grampians and loved it. The quiche we had was so flavourful. Couldn’t sample the wines as we were driving, but would love to go back for a taste. The staff were very courteous and friendly.

Highly recommended. We stopped for lunch on the way back from Adelaide and it was definitely worth the wait. You can't go wrong with the wines, food and staff are just great. What a great host Tom is. You've got to stop there.