Your day is going to start right at the heart of Renwick’s 14 Cellar Doors, who are not only located beautifully close to us and easily reached via flat roads and along safe bike-paths, but most are just 5-10 minutes biking apart!  Your first tasting could be within 2 minutes of getting on your bike!!

On arrival, you will be given a detailed cellar door map designed by us which highlights all the bike paths and quiet roads (and which roads to avoid) to help you safely navigate your way around.
We will show you a video on all the cellar doors so you know what they offer and who has food, plus we will pass on up-to-date information and friendly advice to help you plan your day.
Your time is then your own to explore and enjoy, where you bike at your own pace as you won’t have to worry about keeping up with others.
If you need us, or if something happens to your bike, our emergency backup service means we will be out to look after you in a jiffy.
We have a great selection of bikes (with comfy seats!), they all have baskets and dedicated wine panniers and if you end up buying more wine than you can carry, just give us a ring as we can pick it up for you.

Wine tasting charges aren’t included in the bike hire, so you’ll pay for tastings as you go. To help with budgeting, prices usually range from $15.00 to $30.00 per person, covering a selection of 3–7 wines. Along with enjoying the tasting flight, you’ll also get insights into the wines and how they’re made.
Most people visit 4-5  cellar doors in a day—anymore and it gets tricky to fully appreciate the flavours! Some wineries offer the tasting charges “free” if you purchase a bottle of their wine.
All venues accept credit card, EFTPOS, and cash.
And don’t worry about carrying bottles—our free pickup service ensures any wine you purchase gets collected for you.

Crafting wine is more than just a profession—it's a deep passion, often requiring years of dedication, perseverance, and sacrifice. Every bottle reflects the commitment poured into its creation.

“There’s no such thing as bad wine; rather, some may simply not align with your palate. Tasting wine is a highly personal experience, shaped by individual preferences, so don’t feel pressured to enjoy every varietal—you’re allowed to savor what speaks to you.”