Silos Estate Berry

A wonderful wine tasting afternoon with Rowan, who was amazing with loads of knowledge. Well done and such an entertaining experience and afternoon. Great wines and the tasting was fantastic. We all bought 3 plus bottles across 5 people. A brilliant time.

Had a fantastic experience! The staff, especially Roan, were super knowledgeable and incredibly friendly, which made the visit even more enjoyable. The vibe is chill and cozy—perfect for relaxing with a glass (or two). It’s pet-friendly and carbon neutral, which is a huge plus. The wine selection is excellent, and the cheese platter was both delicious and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend!

We stayed for 3 nights with a family of 4 (2 kids) in a spa cottage. Very comfortable, spacious and picturesque accommodation. Kitchen fully stocked with all utensils and essential cooking appliances. Opened the kitchen door in the morning to look out into a paddock of cows and vineyards. Beautiful views from every window of the cottage. We did a wine tasting with Mitchell. He was very knowledgeable and absolutely lovely. Tesla electric car charging facilities is also fantastic. Very close to Berry and Jervis Bay. Lots to explore with kids in Berry. Really enjoyed staying here. Recommend to anyone to come out here and stay a few nights at Silos Estate.

We had a lunch then a wine tasting. We ordered one of each main course available. Easy to say it was hit and miss. The kangaroo presentation was great but the flavour profile and combination were rather off. The kangaroo was way overcooked as well. It did not feel coherent. The barramundi was the better dish but the dish was not substantial. The pasta and the chicken were okay. The wine tasting, however, was a much better experience. Good variety of wines but half of them were not local. So keep that in mind of that.

Heavenly haven! This winery estate stole the show at my friend's wedding. Breathtaking views, stunning ceremony area, and heavenly accommodation views. Food was good, with standout steaks. Highly recommend for weddings, getaways, or simply soaking in the beauty!

Was excited to try the new menu in the Silos Kitchen this weekend and was not disappointed! Absolutely scrumptious food 🤤 and so many gluten free options! Standard CC disclaimer as for any commercial kitchen, but coeliacs note that my tummy is still happy hours on 🥰 (note that the non-GF items are the sourdough, the linguine, and the couscous; you know, the regular suspects). I started with the scallops (chef’s kiss), then had the melt-in-your-mouth barramundi for mains (omw the caper sauce/dressing was divine- I had been skeptical, but I was wonderfully surprised) while family members had the kangaroo (so succulent!). We then shared the limoncello panna cotta (very generous serving size, and so delicious I wanted to lick the bowl 😝). Very prompt service time from our lovely waitress Eliza, and grateful for the AC on a very hot and humid day. Compliments to the chef 👨‍🍳 Rory, the food was impeccable. Was fascinated by the many new gin options; glad all the favourite wines are still in the menu though 🍷 top rec: ‘Wedding Block’ SemSav 👌 perfect with lunch.

The setting is stunning, rolling vineyards and a peaceful ambiance that made our visit feel like a getaway. The food was good, thoughtfully paired with their wines. The staff were warm, knowledgeable, and made us feel genuinely welcome. Whether you're here for a long lunch, wine tasting, or a special occasion, this place is a gem. Highly recommend!

Don't go to this place if you really like wine. First of all, this place charged us $30 for a cheese tasting which was mandatory with the wine tasting, this is not common in Aus, in fact it never happened before. Secondly, the wines are truly horrible; we didn't like any of the wines. Lastly, they charge a fee of 15 Australian dollars (normally they charge $10) and when I wanted to buy a bottle and asked if they could discount the fee, they told me they donate those $15. What business donates 100% of their profits if they weren't even interested in selling me wine? It was the worst experience I had in Australia, considering I went to the Hunter Valley five times and once to Heathcote, Victoria. This isn't a standard practice in the Australian wine industry, very dissapointing.

Nice setting, decent and interesting wine with good variety. For instance, they have a sparking white and a sparkling red. If the restaurant isn't open, which it isn't a few days a week, they still do cheese platters, where you select two cheeses from a pretty good range, and you get a condiment and crackers and olives, gluten free if necessary. They have a variety of local food products for sale in the tasting room. Friendly staff and owner. The wines seemed to be white-heavy, as I've noticed other wineries along the coast are, too. There's plenty of parking. The turnoff from the highway is a bit harrowing, as cars don't seem to care that your turn signal is on. The bathrooms are outside the restaurant, on the far side from the tasting room.

Friendly, knowledgeable and fun owner! Went for a Hens party and the Bride actually got to help make some sauv blanc, so cool. Wines were delicious and great pricing. You get to support a charity of choice but tossing a wine cork in a little bowl. We were on a wine tour and this was by far our favorite stop, a must visit. Enjoy. Cheers!