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Tasting days here lean towards spirits as much as wine. Single malt and single cask whisky makers sit out at Cambridge in the Coal River Valley and at Huntingfield on the road towards Kingston, with gin on the menu as well, while an urban winemaker in Glebe pours sit-down tastings close to the city centre.
Points to weigh when shaping a tasting outing:
Cambridge and Huntingfield lie on opposite sides of the city, so pairing both in one outing takes careful timing. Book a coach or minibus or a hired driver, and put a proper meal between stops.
Yes. The Huntingfield distillery runs guided weekday tours with tastings from $85 per person for groups of up to about 20, and curates private and corporate events on request.
Charter a coach or minibus, or book a hired driver, for both legs. That keeps the group together, puts nobody behind the wheel after tasting, and lets you add a lunch stop in the Coal River Valley.
Yes. The winemaker hosts tastings by appointment seven days a week, so arrange a time for the group before the day.
Both Cambridge distilleries list corporate events, with tours, bar tastings and tailored private functions on site. Ask about catering and numbers when you enquire.
A guided whisky tour with tastings starts at $85 per person. Private and corporate events are quoted on the group, the length and any food added.
