Taste your way around the Grampians this first weekend of Spring and celebrate the award-winning Shiraz at the Grampians wine region’s 'Seriously Shiraz' Wine Festival.
Winemakers in the Grampians are serious about producing quality wines of every style and this Father's Day weekend they are celebrating with masterclasses, unique tasting experiences and live music.
There are dozens of wineries across the spectacular Grampians wine region for you to taste, explore and enjoy.
With a full program of events, stunning venues, some of the best wines in Australia - and only two hours from Melbourne and one hour from Ballarat - this is the perfect weekend getaway.
Top Image Credit: Ash Koek for Mt Langi Ghiran Winery
Pomonal Art Show Exhibition in its 29th year is a proud partner of Seriously Shiraz in the Grampians. Celebrate the award-winning Shiraz at the…
To celebrate the 2019 Grampians Seriously Shiraz Wine Festival, Steel Cutters Cottage, in conjunction with guest winemaker Leigh Clarnette of…
Learn where it all begins. Andrew Toomey, viticulturalist and owner of Miners Ridge Vineyard and wines, has been growing premium grapes in the area…
In celebration of the Seriously Shiraz Festival, wineries from the Henty Wine Region will be hosting a Pop Up Cellar door in the Halls Gap Visitor…
What do you get when you pair winemaking and the quirky melodic tones of Tom Waits? Join Adam Richardson of ATR Wines to find out. Adam will guide…
Mountainside Wines is hosting an exhibition of the artwork of Grant Thomas, a local painter who has painted the Viognier vineyard at Mountainside…
Seriously Shiraz in the Grampians from Friday 30 August to 1 September. Special Wine Transfers available each day the event is on. Friday 30 August,…
Celebrate the Seriously Shiraz weekend with Montara Wines. Montara Wines Cellar Door is open Friday 30 September to Monday 2 September, serving…
In 1910 one of the underground drives at Seppelt Wines was named after one of the most famous Opera singers of the late Victorian era, Dame Nellie…
Taking part of the Seriously Shiraz Festival in the Grampians? No visit to the region is complete without a tour of the Underground Cellars of…
Join in the Grampians' Seriously Shiraz festivities for the Saturday Shiraz Session on the lawns of Seppelt Wines. There will be live music with…
Fathers Day, Sunday the 1st September 2019 is about families. A part of the Seriously Shiraz Festival, have Family Fathers Day at Seppelt Wines wher…
Vine Lodge is a historic homestead on the grounds of Seppelt Winery. It has hosted a number of dignitaries including Mark Twain, Dame Nelly Melba and…
Taste your way through a vertical tasting of Streeton Reserve Shiraz from 2001 to 2015 at Grampians Estate Cellar Door, the perfect environment for…
Compare some of Australia’s best Sparkling Shiraz's against Grampians Estate’s Trophy vintages. Sparkling Shiraz originated in Great Western and the…
Enjoy a barbecue around a hot fire to celebrate the end of winter and the start of spring at the Gluhwein and Gourmet Sausage around the fire-drum…
Visitor's to Best's Wines will have the rare opportunity to purchase and enjoy museum wines by the glass whilst relishing some classic tunes…
Visitor's to Best's Wines will have the rare opportunity book in for a fun wine experience during this years Seriously Shiraz Festival. Guests can…
From glamping, to camping, to cabins or motels, and everything in between - there are plenty of accommodation options throughout the Grampians.
Find an accommodation option to suit your wants, needs and budget. Enjoy local charm at a Grampians bed and breakfast, say hello to roos on your doorstep at a backpackers or campsite, capture a cool Instagram pic of cockatoos on your balcony at a hotel or motel and drink in the breathtaking views from one of the many cabins, cottages and apartments.
You’ll never want to leave.
Take the time to explore the Grampians diverse natural landscape and iconic wildlife. Discover ancient rock art, vibrant wildflowers, rugged mountains and majestic waterfalls. Take a selfie from a scenic lookout, see a kangaroo or two, visit an olive grove, cafe or restaurant. Explore the indigenous story, check out the art galleries and museums or if you're game, take a ghost tour! There is so much to see and do in the Grampians region.
The Grampians is a destination just waiting to be fully discovered. Only 2 hours from Melbourne and 1 hour from Ballarat, with good roads and scenic views, getting to and around the Grampians region is part of the fun.
1. Do I need to buy tickets?
Yes, for most of the participating events you do need to buy tickets however there are also some events offering free entry. Click on each event to book your individual tickets.
2. How do I buy tickets?
You purchase tickets for each event separately. This allows you to make your very own 'tasting trail' of the Grampians and choose events, days and times that best suit you. Tickets are available to each event via their own booking platforms - click on each event for more information.
3. How do I get there?
The Grampians is an easy drive from Melbourne and surrounds, with public transport options to most centres as well. See more information about getting to the Grampians on the Plan Your Trip page. You will need to plan your own transport to and from events.
4. Where can I stay?
There are plenty of accommodation options across the region, but be sure to book ahead. See our Stay section.
5. What if I don't like Shiraz?
The Grampians produces some of the best Shiraz in Australia, but we are also known for many other varietals so you will be able to indulge in something that suits your tastes.
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