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Plunging fermenting grapes A couple talk to a winemaker
BENDIGO HEATHCOTE DAYLESFORD CASTLEMAINE - MALDON KYNETON - WOODEND
CASTLEMAINE - MALDON - Bendigo Wine Region

CastlemaineThe towns of Castlemaine and Maldon certainly have a style all of their own. Quaint Victorian streetscapes capture time gone by. The streets now bustle with eclectic shops, galleries, bed & breakfasts and eateries.

Renowned for the arts with events such as the Castlemaine State Festival, Castlemaine is a relaxed place with a sophisticated feel in a stately 19th century setting. Broad avenues and mature European gardens fit with the Victorian and Edwardian architecture.

Maldon is undoubtedly the best preserved of Victoria’s gold mining towns with a vintage steam railway that links Maldon to Castlemaine, charming accommodation, shops and galleries.

The finer things in life are well catered for in this area. Enjoy sidewalk dining in one of the many eateries and fine regional produce in restaurants, cafés, bistros and country pubs.

Food producers and wineries are dotted throughout this area which includes Victoria’s Apple Centre - the Harcourt Valley. You can purchase fresh fruits of all sorts along the roadside or at a number of farm gates. There is also a monthly farmers’ market.

Boutique wineries and cellar doors around these magnificent towns offer a variety of wine styles.

Featured Experience

Chaperon at 'Grange Hill' Winery C5
‘Grange Hill’ has a history of grape growing and wine making dating back to the 1800’s. Relax in this historic setting and enjoy our award winning estate grown and handcrafted wines.
Open: 10am–5pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays. Other times by appointment.
135 Gallaghers Lane, Eastville, Maldon
T: (03) 5435 7427
E: chaperon@aapt.net.au
W: www.chaperon.com.au
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