We acknowledge the original custodians of these lands. The people of the rivers and the hills have walked these lands for thousands of years as well as today,
and we pay respects to the elders of the past, present and emerging.
Find Your Activity
There are so many things to do, events to enjoy, and ways to explore Rutherglen, whether imbibing some of the world’s best fortifieds along the Muscat Mile or cheering on the rowers at Australia’s oldest regatta. See below to discover it all.
Between Two Bridges Trail Walk
Tuileries Restaurant at De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate
Vidal’s Cellars
The Muscat Mile № 2. Buller Wines
Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery at De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate
Chambers Rosewood Vineyards
Music on the Murray at St Leonards Vineyard
John Gehrig Wines Rutherglen
Lumby’s Bend
The Pickled Sisters Cafe
The Willows
The Muscat Mile No.1 All Saints Estate
The Many Faces of Rutherglen Muscat
The Muscat Mile No. 5 Cofield Wines
The Muscat Mile № 13. St. Leonards Vineyard
Caffeine N Machine
Seasonal Food Foray
Grove & Sculpture Walk at Gooramadda Olives
Rutherglen Gold Battery
Winemakers of Rutherglen takes a regional approach to sustainable winegrowing and winemaking practices. Our investment in the Sustainable Winegrowing Australia Program is testament to our ongoing commitment in ensuring that we leave our land in better shape for future generations.
WINEMAKERS OF RUTHERGLEN
History
From Generation to Generation
It has been said that while Rutherglen was founded as a gold rush town, the real wealth existed in the few inches of topsoil, made rich and fertile by the Murray River and Lake Moodemere.
For more than 160 years winemakers and their families have called Rutherglen home and this special layer of dirt has produced vineyards and internationally acclaimed wines, from fortifieds and complex reds to new styles and varietals by a new and adventurous generation of makers and minds, staking their claim on the luscious soil.

How to Find Us
Only 300kms from Melbourne and 600kms from Sydney, Rutherglen is accessible by road, by air into Albury and by rail to Wangaratta.
Walking through our gate is an invitation to share in the richness of our lives, the beauty of our landscape, and the bounty of Estate Grown produce.
Michael Chambers, LAKE MOODEMERE ESTATE
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Cuddle up to the fire for this last month of winter. It’s a perfect time to get to the bottom of your favourite Rutherglen red.
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Looking forward to the weekend and all the delicious things to try in Rutherglen.
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Imbibe the vibe in Rutherglen this winter.
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Fancy mixing it up? Try one of Grace's cocktails to end a big day of winetasting.
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Rutherglen - the perfect spot for a winter weekend away. Don’t just take our word for it though! Come see for yourself.
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The nature experiences in Rutherglen are as world class as the wine. Come see for yourself.
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Come for the intimate wine tasting, stay for the chats. Explore Rutherglen's wineries this winter.
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