Cellar Doors Without the Driving
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A wine tour fixes the trickiest part of a cellar door outing: getting everybody home. Both operators collect across the seven ACT districts – Civic and the Inner North, the Inner South, Belconnen, Gungahlin, Woden, Weston Creek and Tuggeranong – and head out to Murrumbateman, so nobody has to stay sober.
The decision mostly comes down to style and budget. A group bus keeps the cost down for a crowd, while a limousine makes the trip itself the treat.
How the two styles of tour stack up:
Once the transport is settled, compare the cellar doors themselves on wine, gin and beer experiences. Anyone living in Queanbeyan or Jerrabomberra should raise their address before booking, since neither operator lists those suburbs.

Group bus tours start from $89 per person and chauffeured limousine days from $250 per person. Ask what the fare covers, such as tasting fees and lunch.
The bus carries up to 24 and the limousine up to 17. A bigger party should ask about a second vehicle or a split itinerary.
The limousine allows BYO, but the bus does not. Plan on tasting and buying at the cellar doors instead.
Both operators cover all seven ACT districts and the wine district. Ask where the stops are and whether a single meeting point lowers the cost.
The bus operator lists hens, bucks, milestone birthdays, reunions and team days, while the limousine operator lists birthdays and anniversaries.