Hanging Rock Winery — Attraction in Newham

Is the story true? Well who cares... Gorgeous Rock formation is one one a kind. With the Macedon Cross around the corner then the only part of Victoria to have continuing Old Towns to the Goldfields starting from Sunbury to Bendigo and Ballarat VIA woodend to Daylesford to Ballarat. The History of the ranges is gorgeous... Sunbury Ruperswood Mansion where the ashes were born. Head to the NOOK a gorgeous place and so much more including a drive around the Sunbury Asylum and take in the the CITY VIEWS. From Sunbury to Bendigo with the Blue Stone Bridges, Two bridges are Highlights. Sunbury Hill (Harpers Creek) Bluestone Bridge (1859) and the Bluestone Bridge (Cattle Arch / Dry Arch) one of two Bridges in the world and is Heritage listed.

then to Riddeells Creek, Come to the Heritage Bridge as mentioned above, do a right to a town that hasn`t move forward.. Gisborne, is anther gorgeous town as is Woodend, Kyneton, Castlemaine, Maldon, Bendigo and the to Maryborough, Clunes, Ballarat or Echuca, Swan Hill or others including the smaller towns. Make sure to head to Macedon Cross and Hanging rock after leaving Gisborne. Gisborne Market is one of the best on Sundays, check google! This area has so much to offer and will...

We visited this winery last as we were told it would be be best by our guides.

unfortunately they had either overbooked or somebody prior to us had overstayed their welcome . They kicked out the other people from the tasting "tent", would rather have left.

regardless the service was good even though we had to wait 20 minutes the gentleman who gave us the wine tasting was very good , entertaining and knowledgeable even though he might have made a mistake or two about which wine we were tasting.

the downside was the toilets were disgusting , we were sitting outside in a tent The view of Hanging Rock was debatable.

and on a scale of 1 to 10 for happiness I would give it a 2 they're getting 3 out of 5 purely out of pity

The wine was debatable, everything over $50 a bottle was ok. The $90 red is...

Visited this charming winery on a cold, crisp day, and it was an incredible experience! The cozy ambiance paired perfectly with the variety of wines available for tasting. I had the opportunity to try several different types, each offering a unique flavor profile, but the sparkling Shiraz absolutely stole the show! It was rich, vibrant, and left a lasting impression.

The cheese platter we ordered was absolutely savory and complemented the wines perfectly. The flavors were thoughtfully curated, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, adding to the delightful atmosphere.

Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just exploring, this place is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be back for another bottle of that sparkling Shiraz (and another...