Byramine Homestead & Brewery

Beautiful old historic building with a shop. Generous food services however extremely limited kids options. Really not a great place for kids. There are a range of beers but not really a tasting option. Very pricey so be prepared to spend a lot.

Beer tasting paddle worth having a go. I thought it was great value. Excellent and friendly service. We had the vietnamese pork salad, it was delicious. I'll will be returning. Dog friendly..... A+

The heavens shine here for a great old well kept colonial home. The best alcoholic liquids. Fresh produce at such fair prices

Was great atmosphere and samples.You have a variety of ciders, wines and beers.Lovely food. Then went for a walk through the 1842 homestead set exactly how it was then back in the day.

Worth a visit if you're in the area, friendly service, some good food options including a delicious Devonshire Tea for $11, and the self guided tour of the homestead is certainly interesting. The design of the house itself is a little peculiar and worth having a look at. It's heritage listed, which from what I know can make life difficult when attempting to do any works to the building. There is definitely some restoration work that will need to be done in the near future, so fingers crossed the relevant authorities don't bury the owners in red tape as a result.The beers were pretty good too, it's nice to see the brewery side gig here as there don't seem to be many/any other boutique breweries in the immediate area. $25 for a 6 pack of stubbies if you want to take any home....

Staff are very friendly and full of information regarding the homestead, and a great menu and a great selection of drinks, I highly recommend this place

While we did not take the tour of the Homestead we enjoyed beer tasting and a bite to eat. We selected 6 ciders and beers to taste served in 200ml glasses and a Ploughmans platter to share. The tasting room is spacious yet cozy with a wood fire burning. We enjoyed a leisurely visit there and I'd love to go back

Lovely wander back through time learning the History of Elizabeth Hume and the first house built in the Yarrawonga region. Arrived and had Devonshire Tea in the cool garden. We then had a tour of the homestead. Homestead entry also entitles you to two free tastings of the homemade cider and beer.