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.
Gooramadda Olives
Shaw’s Flat
Rutherglen Yoga and Massage
Lake Moodemere Estate and Lakeside Restaurant
Rutherglen Gourmet Amble
Rutherglen Seasonal Food Foray
The Muscat Mile № 13. St. Leonards Vineyard
Carlyle Bushland Reserve Walking Tracks
Immerse Yourself in the History of Muscat
The Muscat Mile No. 6 Lake Moodemere Estate
Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery at De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate
Three Chain Road
St Leonards / Granthams Walk
Grove & Sculpture Walk at Gooramadda Olives
The Muscat Mile No. 4 De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate
The Muscat Mile No. 9 Scion
The Many Faces of Rutherglen Muscat
Lake Moodemere Trail Walk
Rutherglen to Rare Classification
The Muscat Mile No. 8 Pfeiffer Wines
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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Get ready to Roam Rutherglen this June long weekend! 🍷🍇
The Winemakers of Rutherglen are stepping up their game with an incredible line-up of new style Muscats, gins, Fianos, Malbecs, aperitifs, and Iberian wines. This festival is a must-attend for every wine lover out there.
Indulge in premium tastings, live entertainment, and unique sensory cellar door experiences at 16 of the region`s wineries. From sipping on Muscat cocktails to discovering new varietals and winemaking techniques, there`s something for everyone.
Explore the region at your own pace with a continuous hop-on, hop-off bus loop. Over 40 buses will be operating in both directions, ensuring you can taste the best of Rutherglen your way.
Regional bus services are available from Corowa, Howlong, Yarrawonga, Mulwala, Bundalong, Wangaratta, Chiltern, Beechworth, Albury, and Wodonga. Responsible self-driving is also encouraged, with free festival access for designated drivers.
Don`t miss out on this incredible wine experience! Tickets are available now via the link in our bio.
@winerutherglen
Embrace the stories of history and nature along the Wahgunyah River Track Walk.
Autumn makes a perfect time for a crisp walk, surrounded by the majestic River Red Gum trees lining the tranquil Murray River.
Local Aboriginal artist Tommy McRae once wandered these lands, finding inspiration amidst the beauty of Lake Moodemere. His legacy adds another layer of depth to this scenic journey.
As you follow the trail`s path, you`ll stumble upon the Historic John Foord Pioneer Cemetery. A plaque commemorates the centenary year of the burial of John Foord II (1819 - 1883). He was the pioneer of the Wahgunyah Run and the township developed on his property. Foord named his 30,000 acre property Wahgunyah which was said to be a Whroo, the local Indigenous people’s name for ‘big camp’.
Discover luxury redefined at The Victoria Hotel Rutherglen.
From the intricate design details to the indulgent amenities, every aspect of The Victoria`s new king suites is crafted to elevate your stay.
Whether it`s a romantic getaway or a business trip, immerse yourself in modern comfort and heritage charm. Book your unforgettable escape now.
@thevictoriarutherglen
Treat Mum this Mother`s Day with a day out in Rutherglen.
A range of brunches, lunches and Mother`s Day activities are on offer at @pavilionbullerwines , @tuileriesrutherglen , @pickledsisters and @cofieldwines , just to name a few.
After lunch, take a stroll down Main Street Rutherglen and enjoy a spot of retail therapy, browsing the many boutique clothing and giftware shops.
Another Rutherglen winery joins Sustainable Winegrowing Australia!
Congratulations to @chambersrosewoodvineyards for recently earning their stripes as a Certified Member of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia.
This accomplishment speaks volumes about Chambers Rosewood’s commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being. With rigorous audits and a united effort, they`ve showcased their dedication to sustainable practices and continuous enhancement.
Achieving certification is no small feat, so please extend your congratulations to the Chambers Rosewood team! 🍇
