Discover Taminick

Taminick brings together wine history, a stone cellar on the slopes of the Warby Ranges and a craft brewery. It also features historic sites, including an 1870 winery, Clydesdale stables and a blacksmith’s workshop. Each place has its own focus: sometimes the year it was built and the landscape take centre stage; at other times, it is the history of a business or the production of drinks. This gives Taminick several specific themes to explore when planning your trip, without turning winegrowing, brewing culture and historic buildings into a single experience.

Wine history on the slopes of the Warby Ranges

Esca Booth purchased the Booths Taminick Cellars property in 1904. The winery has been producing red, white and fortified wines ever since. In 1914, Esca built the stone cellar from locally sourced stone. It sits on the slopes of the Warby Ranges and offers views across the Taminick Valley and the winery’s vineyard. Here, a dated building, a specific building material and a described landscape come together. The cellar is an interesting point of reference for travellers interested not only in wine, but also in architectural history and the character of the valley.

Booths Taminick Cellars is located at 339 Booth Road, Taminick, Victoria 3675. Check practical details before your visit.

Historic sites and wine tasting

The historic sites at Baileys of Glenrowan include the original winery dating from 1870, Clydesdale stables and a blacksmith’s workshop. These buildings broaden the story of the area’s wine history with other specific historic places. You can taste wines at the Baileys of Glenrowan Cellar Door; check the details before your visit. The historic sites and the tasting offer different points of interest: one focuses on the surviving buildings, the other on wine.

Small-batch craft beer

Black Dog Brewery is a craft brewery near Taminick Cellars, close to Glenrowan in North East Victoria. It brews in small batches using high-quality malted barley, hops, yeast strains and pure water from the Warby Range. It uses traditional methods and no preservatives. The range includes lagers, ales and stout, as well as limited-edition specialty beers. If you’re interested in how beer is made, the ingredients, methods and beer styles are the main topics here. Check which varieties are currently available before your visit.

Choose the focus that suits your trip

When planning your trip, Taminick’s attractions can be easily distinguished by theme: the stone cellar links wine history with its hillside location; Baileys of Glenrowan adds the option of a wine tasting to its historic buildings; and Black Dog Brewery showcases craft brewing and different beer styles. Consider whether you’d most like to include historic buildings and landscapes, wine or beer production in your itinerary. This decision can also guide your search for a holiday rental or holiday home in Taminick.

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