Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard & Winery
ProHighlights
- Six wines poured at the cellar door, with sessions starting every 30 minutes for groups of six or more
- Add a guided glow worm cave tour or a wander through the free-flying butterfly garden
- Group lunches in the cafe, seated on the veranda, deck or gazebo, or indoors in the Hamblin Room
About Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard & Winery
Cedar Creek Estate is a 22-acre vineyard on Tamborine Mountain that gives a group several things to do in one visit. The day usually centres on the cellar door, known as the Queensland Wine Centre, where each tasting covers six wines from a range of whites, reds and fortifieds. The team also explains how smell and taste connect with food and wine. Tasting slots run half-hourly between 10am and 2:30pm for groups of six or more, and a booking is essential once your party is larger than six. From there, the on-site cafe takes groups of 10 to 100 for a sit-down lunch. Guests sit outside on the deck, veranda or gazebo, or inside the Hamblin Room, which has log fires in winter and air conditioning in summer. Two attractions sit alongside the winery. The purpose-built glow worm cave runs guided tours of about 30 minutes, and Butterfly Valley is a landscaped garden where visitors walk among hundreds of native butterflies. The team can coordinate tours, seating and menus, so the whole day can be arranged in a single enquiry. Groups of 10 or more are asked to get in touch ahead of time, and prebooking is essential for group packages. Birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions, corporate lunches and team days out are all occasions the estate caters for. It can also put you in touch with coach companies for transfers. Send an enquiry with your numbers and preferred date.
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How much is a wine tasting at Cedar Creek Estate?
A cellar door tasting costs $16 a head and covers six wines. Your group can choose from the estate's whites, reds and fortifieds.
How big a group can Cedar Creek Estate take?
Tasting slots are set up for groups of six or more, and the cafe seats parties anywhere from 10 to 100. Groups of 10 or more should make contact in advance.
Is there somewhere to eat lunch after the tasting?
Yes. The estate's cafe serves lunch and Devonshire tea daily from 11am until 3pm, and groups can sit outside on the deck, veranda or gazebo, or inside the Hamblin Room.
What else can our group do on the estate?
Book a guided glow worm cave tour of about 30 minutes, or walk through Butterfly Valley among free-flying native butterflies. The team can coordinate these around your tasting and lunch.
Can Cedar Creek Estate help with group transport?
The estate does not run transfers itself, but it can connect you with coach companies that bring groups to and from the property.
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Peter Tripp
a month ago
I was there for wine tasting with a large group of people. It was a wine tasting tour and I am bias as I'm the bus driver and tour guide. This winery does an excellent job with the wine tasting, they are knowledgeable an…
Maddison Baker
a year ago
An absolutely beautiful wedding venue. We got married in the chapel that had the perfect country charm. We then hired the terrace for 3 hours to host our lunch time reception that was a casual catchup after the ceremony.…
Ruby Ann Magpantay
a year ago
From the moment we booked our consultation, we walked out knowing this is where we want to have our wedding. Delia toured us around the place and talked us through what was included. She took our requests and built up ou…
JAN KENT
5 months ago
I brought my group here for lunch and wine tasting. Sandwiches and wraps, served promptly on our arrival, were fresh, but more variety would be an improvement. Als was our host for wine tasting, at times a bit brusque wh…
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