As Queensland Grapevine returns to the picturesque Sirromet Wines, guests will be greeted by sprawling green lawns, world-renowned wines and breathtaking scenery in the beautiful Granite Belt region (Jagera/Yuggera Country).
Take a stroll through the vineyards and bask in the beauty of your surroundings. You’ll be treated to a sensory journey of flavours and aromas with the finest locally sourced products including wood-fired pizzas, gourmet burgers and slow cooked delicacies. Taste your way through a collection of premium wines from crisp and fruity whites, to rich and robust reds.
Located an hour away from the Gold Coast, this family-owned and run winery is nestled within the stunning Mount Cotton. Life is too short to drink bad wine so gather your Pinot pals and embark on a wine-filled adventure that will take you to the heart of the vineyards where the grapes are sweet and the wine is even sweeter!
The hills, landscapes, waterways and vineyards on which Grapevine Gathering QLD takes place is of the Jagera/Yuggera Peoples who have held custodianship of the region for over 60,000 years. We recognise and acknowledge their people and their deep spiritual attachment that connects them to country. In doing so, we pay respect to their ancestors and Elders and make a commitment to stand with their peoples towards a reconciled future.
You can find Sirromet Wines at 850 Mount Cotton Road, Mount Cotton, Queensland 4165.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, and recognise that this gathering takes place across five different Aboriginal Nations. It is important to emphasise that these nations represent only a portion of this vast continent that offers over 450 distinct language groups and cultures. We offer respect and thank all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging for their ongoing nurturing of the land and the opportunities they have provided us. In doing so, Grapevine Gathering Australia recognises all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and nations who continue to promote culture and care for country. As a group, we acknowledge the past and stand with our Indigenous brothers and sisters for the future. Always was, always will be. Sovereignty was never ceded.
