Explore Rutherglen

A place where tradition and creativity meet.

Rutherglen is one of Australia’s most distinguished wine regions, celebrated for bold reds, iconic fortifieds, and a new wave of innovative varietals.

Beyond the cellar doors, you’ll find river landscapes, cycling trails, and a food scene that champions local produce.

It’s a destination for those who appreciate craft, character, and a slower pace done well.

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Lake King Wetlands at Rutherglen

Formed in the late 1860s to supply water to the town, Lake King now sits peacefully between Rutherglen Golf Course,…

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The Farmers Daughters

The Farmers Daughters is an old fashioned place of kin where simplicity, freedom and purpose live. A store inspired by…

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Rutherglen Wine Bottle

Standing tall since 1900, Rutherglen’s historic water tower, now affectionately known as “The Wine Bottle” is a beloved local landmark…

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Arts Rutherglen Sculpture and Portal Trail

Arts Rutherglen Sculpture Trail – A Journey Through Creativity Whether you choose to walk, cycle, or drive, you’ll discover a…

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Andrew Buller Wines

The Buller family’s new venture at historic Cannobie, owned and operated by Andrew and Alex Buller who bring four generations…

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The Little Kombi Company Wine Tours

Tour the regions of Rutherglen, Beechworth or the King Valley and share the enjoyment of travelling in a kombi on…

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Wahgunyah River Track Walk

This trail will take you through the old river gum trees beside the Murray River and passes by farming properties.…

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Poachers Paradise Motel

Poachers Paradise Motel in Rutherglen offers a relaxed and convenient stay just behind the main street. The location is quiet,…

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Country Cottages Bed and Breakfast

Guests often describe their stay at Country Cottages as relaxing, comfortable and genuinely welcoming. This charming bed and breakfast offers…

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Anderson Winery

Howard Anderson established Anderson Winery in 1993, after 30 years experience in the industry – including 15 years as winemaker…

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Rutherglen Loops – The Lake Loop

Experience the wild side of wine country on Rutherglen’s 14km Lake Loop. Circle tranquil Lake Moodemere, a natural billabong formed…

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Olive Hills Estate

Olive Hills Estate is a boutique winery owned and operated by the Perry family and situated in historical 1886 cellars.…

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Dinah Wines

Dinah Wines’ family’s history in the Australian winemaking industry begins in 1921 when Reginald Buller located himself in the Rutherglen…

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Tuileries Restaurant at De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate

Tuileries is a name long synonymous with the Rutherglen Wine Region. The original restaurant was established over 30 years ago…

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St Leonards Muscat Rutherglen Muscat Mile

The Muscat Mile № 13. St. Leonards Vineyard

Mixing it with Muscat, $30pp Picturesque and relaxing, St Leonards Vineyard makes for an unforgettable experience. Settle on the lawn…

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Daisy Cow Soap and Skincare

Daisy Cow Soap and Skincare is your premier destination in Rutherglen for handcrafted, natural soap, and skincare products. As the…

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Three Chain Road

A boutique gin distillery in the heart of wine country. Three Chain Road features four signature gins; muscat gin, shiraz…

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Arts Rutherglen Sculpture Trail Walk

In 2008 local community group, Arts Rutherglen, wanted to bring some art and culture to Rutherglen and the surrounding areas.…

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Rutherglen Seasonal Food Foray

A progressive picnic lunch with a difference, your Seasonal Food Foray starts at 11:00am at The Pickled Sisters Cafe. Perhaps…

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Jones Winery Restaurant

Jones Winery Restaurant is one of North East Victoria’s most highly regarded dining destinations, combining award-winning estate-grown wines with seasonal…

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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.

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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.

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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.

Where's your favourite place in Rutherglen for stargazing? ✨

After dinner, take a short walk up the hill to the iconic Rutherglen Wine Bottle. If you're coming from @theconventbrewery it's a straight hike up Culbertson Street in less than 10 mins.

If you're coming from Main Street, breeze past the new fairy lights at Gollings Square and make your way up High Street or Murphy Street to enjoy sweeping views of Rutherglen beneath a sky full of stars.
Trade city streets for fields of gold.

The canola is blooming, the vines are waking up and Rutherglen is ready for your next getaway. Spend your days exploring cellar doors, enjoying long lunches, cycling scenic trails and soaking up the sunshine.

Those golden canola fields make for an incredible spring backdrop, but please remember they're working farms on private property, so please don't enter the paddocks or walk through the fields.