Sunday Sessions 25th November Ghost Towns of the Midwest
Music 1.00-4.00

Exclusive wine and cider specials, grazing plates featuring local cheese and meat produce.

Bookings not essential but we can reserve tables if you call us on 97221304

Bar & Cellar Door

OPENING HOURS

Open for tastings, grazing plates plus wine, beer and cider and sales.

Sit down and relax with a glass of something special by the fire, on the verandah or in our beautiful gardens.

Friday Saturday and Monday: 10am to 5pm

SUNDAY and PUBLIC HOLIDAYS: 11am to 5pm

CLOSED CUP DAY

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: closed

Tasting fee $5 for wines and $5 for beers and ciders.

Beer and Cider Tasting Paddle $10

Immersed in our historic gardens and set in the original wine making building, a great range of wines, beers, ciders are available for tasting and sale. Select a picnic rug and design your own grazing plate featuring a great range of local produce.

No BYO food or alcohol.

BUY LOCAL PRODUCE

In the cellar door we stock a range of delicious local produce. Platters can ordered from $7.50 per person

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Welcome to Kellybrook

Wines - Kellybrook

Wines - Kellybrook

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Beers - Riders Brew Co.

Stemming from a love of fun, fermentation and flavor, Riders Brew Co. is producing vibrant and lively beers drawing on inspiration from around the globe. The best malt and hops…
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Ciders - Kellybrothers

Drawing on almost 50 years of family cider making history, Kellybrothers cider range is made from the freshest and best crushed local apples and pears…
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Kellybrook Cider Festival

A hugely anticipated local event. Running for almost 30 years, the Kellybrook cider festival is held on the first weekend in May every year. Set in the historic Kellybrook gardens, and underpinned by a great band line up, it’s a great way to celebrate cider in all its glory…
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