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Festival Wine 11. LYREBIRD RIDGE ORGANIC WINERY Please be a responsible driver www.lyrebirdridgewinery.com.au Shoalhaven Coast Why not book yourself on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus 270 Bugong Road, Budgong 2541 or book your own mini-bus with friends and family 02 4446 0648 Offerings include Organic Wine (no added preservatives); Organic cheese and breads; Mulled Wine around the Fire; Red Wine Chocolate Cake and Coffee with local musician Martin Howells. Join us for a sumptuous lunch of Scotch fillet on Turkish For all festival information visit Winter Pide, selection of local relishes and chutneys. Cost: $15 – add a www.shoalhavencoastwine.com.au Wine glass of wine $20. 13. Cupitt’s WinerY The Shoalhaven Coast Winter Wine Festival proudly supported by: www.cupittwines.com.au JUNEFestival LONG WEEKEND 58 Washburton Road, Milton/Ulladulla 2539 Gold Sponsor 02 4455 7888 9–11June 2012 Live music, petanque, winery tours and barrel tastings with the winemaker plus local produce on sale. Art Exhibition, A La Carte Festival Program Lunch (Sat & Mon), or grab a Picnic Rug and Cheeseboard. Sunday is our famous convivial Long Table Lunch with live music. Saturday Dinner enjoy a “Toast to Winter” Wine Pairing menu. (Bookings Required). Silver Sponsors 14. FERN GULLY WINERY www.shoalhavencoastwine.com.au/fern-gully-winery 63 Princes Hwy, Termeil 2539 02 4457 1124 Delicious wines and port made from hand-picked grapes. Live music Sat & Sun from 1.30 pm. Enjoy Gourmet Pies: Atlantic salmon & prawns in creamy Chardonnay sauce; Slow braised beef with bacon in port sauce; Roast mushroom in Shiraz sauce, or Homemade Soup - with damper. Pie or Soup $12 - includes a glass of wine. 15. BAWLEY VALE ESTATE www.bawleyvaleestate.com.au 226 Bawley Point Road, Bawley Point 2539 02 4457 2555 Live music, food and wine in the vines. Saturday, live music 11.30 – 2pm. Degustation Wine Festival Dinner, by Matt Upson, Bronze Sponsors Saturday 7:00 pm - Merry Street Restaurant; $85 p/p; bookings essential 02 4457 2555. Sunday 11.30 – 3.30pm Santoza - Jazz-Lounge, Latin-Groove and Pop-Rock. Home cooked soups & cheese plates Saturday & Sunday - $10. WINES OF THE NSW SOUTH COAST The region’s varieties include Chardonnay, Verdelho, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Chambourcin, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. Taste our REGIONAL TOURIST INFORMATION new and exciting varieties - Viognier, Arneis, Tempranillo, Sangiovese, Kiama Visitor Centre Tannat and Savagnin. www.kiama.com.au 02 4232 3322 Meet vignerons and winemakers in their cellar doors as you explore Shoalhaven Visitor Centres the wine trail which meanders through luscious green valleys and www.shoalhavenholidays.com.au overlooks some of the country’s most pristine beaches. Nowra: 02 4421 0778 Ulladulla: 02 4455 1269 www.shoalhavencoastwine.com.au The Shoalhaven Coast Wine Industry Association invites you to the 6. SILOS ESTATE & WILEYS CREEK beautiful NSW South Coast for the 9th Annual Shoalhaven Coast www.thesilos.com ShoalhavenVINEYARDS & WINERIES Coast Winter Wine Festival. B640 Princes Hwy, Berry 2535 There will be something for everyone including wine and cheese tastings; 02 4448 6082 M 1 y o a winery tours, winemakers’ dinners; market stalls, live entertainment, and fun ss V w Join our winemakers for hourly wine talks in the ‘Barrel Room’; al h e g for the whole family. i rd sample gourmet produce from market stalls and cheese tastings H s e Purchase a festival glass for $8 at the first winery and enjoy wine tastings at from the only local fromagerie. Enjoy award winning fine dining at c n i r KIAMA 13 wineries from Kiama to Durras and Kangaroo Valley. Silos Restaurant - a la carte or the ‘Festival Menu’ Special of 3 P i rd We look forward to welcoming you to the Shoalhaven Coast Winter Wine courses for $60.00 per person. (Bookings Essential). canz KANGAROO t S M VALLEY 3 Festival this June long weekend. 4 GERRINGONG Coaches over 15 people: Please call wineries with your scheduled arrival time. 7. MOUNTAIN RIDGE WINES B M www.mountainridgewines.com u o 5 BERRY d s Festival Hours are 10:00 am – 5:00 pm at all Cellar Doors. g s o 11 Coolangatta Road, Shoalhaven Heads 2535 V C Beach GERROA n a o rd g l o e l 02 4448 5825 a r r YARRAWA ESTATE d n d g SEVEN 1. YARRAWA ESTATE 6 at ta Come along for the Mountain Ridge Experience. Wine and r d MILE www.yarrawaestate.com 11 d r g BEACH n 43B Scotts Road (off Upper Kangaroo River Rd), liqueur tastings. Mulled wine, local beer and wine available to Il 10 o laro BOMADERRY 7 l o r o SHOALHAVEN purchase. Cheese platters, hot beef rolls, quiche, pumpkin soup d 9 8 B Kangaroo Valley 2577 HEADS 02 4465 1165 and lots more. Free coffee for drivers. Craft and local produce NOWRA Yarrawa Estate is nestled in along the Mountains in the heart of market stalls, live music, and children’s activities on Saturday and l rd Sunday. alwa y Kangaroo Valley. One of Australia’s most picturesque vineyards Y a w h will be offering a choice of gourmet soups made from ingredients g i H BTU grown on the Estate. Soup will be served with a crusty bread roll 8. COOLANGATTA ESTATE rd s e c and a glass of wine. $12.00 n www.coolangattaestate.com.au i T r VE P HA N 1335 Bolong Road, Shoalhaven Heads 2535 L A 3. ROSELEA VINEYARD 02 4448 7131 COAS O N www.roseleavineyard.com.au O Live Music and Lunch with local Duo ‘Sirenics’ Saturday and H I S 310 Princes Hwy, Gerringong 2534 G JERVIS Sunday from Noon – 3:00 pm. Choice of three main meals plus E 02 4234 0340 R BAY entertainment $30, children (U14) $12. Bookings preferred. E WANDANDIAN Situated amongst the rolling hills of Rose Valley, come out and enjoy W I N Visit local producer stalls in the marquee. Don’t miss tasting the Portuguese BBQ Chicken and salad, bread roll, tea and coffee, with current range from Shoalhaven’s 5 Star Winery including our a glass of wine for $20 Saturday and Sunday. Bookings essential. award winning Semillon. A glass of our Gold Medal Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir with y a w strawberries $9. Wine tastings by appointment only. h g i 9. TWO FIGS WINERY H s e c www.twofigs.com.au in r 4. CROOKED RIVER WINES P Cnr Bolong Road & Back Forest Road, www.crookedriverwines.com Shoalhaven Heads 2535 Cnr Princes Hwy and Willow Vale Road, 02 4448 5003 Gerringong 2534 1. YARRAWA ESTATE 02 4234 0975 Local food and wine, interactive music and a sculpture exhibition, it’s all on show at Two Figs Winery. Experience wine tasting 3. ROSELEA VINEYARD Crooked River Winery and Restaurant is a family owned and - enjoy local gourmet foods, great wine and the roaming band 4. CROOKED RIVER WINES operated. It offers magnificent food and great wine with views of the ‘Hot Potato’. Enjoy food by Cockatoo Organics and Far Meadow 5. MORRELLIS WINES ocean, lush mountain ranges and spectacular vineyards - reputed to be the best from any winery in Australia. Join us this June long Lodge while taking in the region’s best view. 6. SILOS ESTATE & WILEYS CREEK MILTON weekend for great food and wine. 7. MOUNTAIN RIDGE WINES 13 10. CAMBEWARRA ESTATE ULLADULLA 8. COOLANGATTA ESTATE 5. MORRELLIS WINES www.cambewarraestate.com.au 9. TWO FIGS WINERY www.morrellis.com.au 520 Illaroo Road, Bangalee 2541 10. CAMBEWARRA ESTATE 204 Bundewallah Road, Berry 2535 02 4446 0170 0413 161 216 (Isaac) or 0414 344 431 (Chris) 11. LYREBIRD RIDGE ORGANIC WINERY A visit to Cambewarra Estate will not disappoint. Enjoy the 13. Cupitt’s WINERY Great wine and live music in a spectacular vineyard setting makes relaxed atmosphere while we tempt your taste buds with great LAKE Morrellis a must visit experience. Meet the winemakers, admire art wine and the delicious flavours of the Mediterranean throughout TABOURIE 14. FERN GULLY WINERY 14 exhibitions and outdoor sculpture displays or take advantage of the the day. Join us for a Chocolate & Cabernet Tasting at 11.30 TERMEILTERMEIL 15. BAWLEY VALE ESTATE all-day gourmet lunch options. Don’t forget to visit our retro coffee am & 2.30 pm Sat & Sun. Cost $25 per person. (Bookings 15 BAWLEY POINT stall or take part in the charity golf chipping competition! Essential). TO DURRAS.
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