Unwind in the vines: discover Brisbane's best wineries
Swirl, sniff, sip – if you're looking to sample a quality drop, the Brisbane Region's range of wineries is bound to delight even the most discerning connoisseur.

Nestled in the Redlands hinterland, Queensland’s largest and most-awarded winery features fantastic views of the surrounding bushland and across the bay. Take a tour or sample some of its famous wines over lunch on the Tuscan Terrace. While you're there, try your hand at a round of Supa Golf - it's good for beginners and most importantly, it's fun.

Ocean View Estates is a place to escape and be spoilt with elegant food in the a la carte restaurant created by Head Chef Tony Tierney, wine passionately made by winemaker and owner Thomas Honnef, and craft beer made by one of Australia’s few female brewers, Hannah Honnef. Dine overlooking the lake and stay in your own country cottage.

Nestled in the picturesque valley of Sandy Creek, Winya Wines offers eight varieties of wine and two varieties of port, all available for tasting. The grapes are grown locally in the Somerset Valley Region and made by local wine maker Thomas Honnef from Ocean View Winery.
Continue to pop some corks along the Somerset Wine Trail. It not only includes the spectacular Winya Wines, but also Woongooroo Estate, Ocean View Estates, Bellevue Homestead & Vineyard, and Mount England Estate.

The oldest established vineyard in the region, Ironbark Ridge Vineyard currently has six acres of hand-planted vines growing Chardonnay, Shiraz, Grenache and even some Marsanne. The tasting room is located inside an original 1920s miners' cottage and the cellar door sells a selection of wines, cheeses, coffee and olives.
Located just off the Cunningham Highway near Harrisville, Paradine Estate Wines is a boutique winery with a cellar door open for tastings before purchasing your favourite drop. Learn how wine is made with a demonstration by award-winning wine maker John Mullins. They also have a beautiful range of chocolate, chutney, vinegar and giftware available.

Sarabah Estate Vineyard is a beautiful family-run vineyard and winery nestled at the base of the famous Lamington National Park. Visitors are welcome on weekends for wine tastings, brunch, lunch and afternoon tea, all within the gorgeous setting of the Scenic Rim.
Take a day trip to the cool, lush beauty of Tamborine Mountain and explore a wine trail that weaves through the wineries on the mountain.

Located on Tamborine Mountain, Witches Falls’ intimate cellar door offers an extensive wine range and a sneak peek at the wine-making action. After your tasting, take advantage of the picnic rugs available and relax and enjoy a glass of wine and cheese in the picturesque gardens.
The vineyard consists of two varieties including Chambourcin and Verdelho, and even though the vines are relatively young, the Chambourcin in particular is producing fabulous reds. The winery also has a restaurant which adjoins the gazebo and deck overlooking Wild Duck Lake.
Focusing on premium Queensland wines and gourmet food, Heritage Estate is the place for wining and dining. Enjoy views overlooking the rainforest and out to the Pacific Ocean in the distance.

Nestled in the Fassifern Valley at Mt Alford, Kooroomba Vineyards consists of a cellar door, restaurant and lavender shop that overlook a six-hectare vineyard and a breathtaking purple lavender field, with magnificent views of the Scenic Rim mountains.
Located on a rise in the Teviot Valley on the way to Mt Alford, visit Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard for great views and an even better drop, including the award-winning Rosé styles made solely from grapes grown on the property. Meet friendly owner David McMaugh and take a wander through the vines.
On the way up to O’Reilly’s stop into the Canungra Valley Vineyard for tastings and perhaps enjoy a picnic on the lawn. The property backs onto a creek and if you’re quiet enough you might just spot a platypus.

Albert River Wines vineyard and winery are set high on the hill, with panoramic views of Tamborine Mountain and the surrounding hinterland. The cellar door and restaurant are open daily from 10am, with live entertainment every Sunday during lunch.
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