Long Point Vineyard & Art Gallery

Called in here tuesday 9th with my father to buy some bottles of tawny port for a friend and we were suprised by the beuitifull farm land area as well as the neat and well layed out winery.

Highly recommend visiting. Staff were fantastic and the art was also brilliant. The real winner for me were the condiments. I’d highly recommend the pomegranate balsamic vinegar as it enlivens your taste buds. I also recommend their smokey tabasco sauce which encapsulates all things which are perfect in one bottle!They provide tasting of condiments too so take your pick!

Excellent hidden Gem in the lake Cathie area. We had a great afternoon with the wine tasting and picnic. The staff were friendly and experts on their drinks, offering a fantastic experience. Definitely a place worth to keep on your favourites.Thanks a lot, we will come back for more wine!

We visited today 26 December Boxing Day. The wine tasting range is very unique with different choices. Their Ginger Beer for sure is very unique to Long Point. The Jolly Nose Tawny will remind us of Christmas even if it isn’t. We love the place as well with lots of sculptures and a wide space for kids to enjoy whilst parents are having their fun inside the gallery and wine tasting. We will definitely recommend this place to our family and friends.

Sep-20: Well worth a visit. The wines and liqueurs are grown with their own grapes and produce. The cellar door is very Covid safe (port Macquarie in general is better than both Sunshine coast QLD, and the rest of NSW in this regard). I don't normally like ginger beer, but we walked away with ginger beers and an agent Orange. There is a small tasting fee ($10), which was redeemable against purchases. After visiting the Barossa region in January 2020 and seeing appalling behaviour in that region, I am thoroughly supportive of tasting fees.Jan-21: Went back just to get more ginger beers - we rang ahead to make sure there was some left! love the ginger beers!

Wine and cheese tasting is brilliant value but would be even better if there was more than 1 blue and 3 fettas to choose from. We bought a six pack of the ginger beer : delicious

Lovely little vineyard to come & sites in the sun while sipping no a glass of wine or drinking a bottle of thier alcoholic ginger beer

This vineyard has UNIQUE wines available at their VERY good cellar door. Roslyn, your cellar door host, is very knowledgeable and friendly. All the wines are local to the vineyard. And they're all quite unique, I've never tried anything quite like them. VERY highly recommended indeed.While you're there, take the time to wander around their lovely gardens. Good place for a picnic.

Popped in to see what wines were on offer. Excellent experience. The tasting costs $10 per person and is good value. We tried 5 wines a tawny and 2 liqueurs as well as the very special ginger beer. The products are brought to your table and served in a wine and liqueur glass. The atmosphere was relaxed.The staff member was very friendly and helpful, she had agreat knowledge of the products and there was no push to buy.We were there longer than most tastings we have done.a very enjoyable way to while away an afternoon.Cheese platters are available, we didn't have one but what we saw looked very appealing.Highly recommend.

Home grown large boutique winery that deals in quality.One of 2 wineries in the area. This is the smaller of the two.Can accommodate functions within the confines of a semi-permanent aluminium scaffold type outdoor all weather tent but I wouldn't be pushing for large numbers.Firstly the toilet amenities, although modern, are M/F only. ie. One of each. That would be the biggest constraint to hosting an event here.Secondly parking is a bit restricted. You gould do 20 or so cars in the designated area but after that you would have to park a little further away under some shady trees and walk it.However, for smaller functions like special occasion birthdays, it looks ideal.Covered BBQ cum outdoor bar. What a great concept. How could that possibly go wrong in Oz?The Gallery. A bit small and I'm a bit disappointed not more of the local talent who turn wood don't have their stuff on display here.A larger gallery with a wider variety of material on display could do OK here. It's not that far off the beaten track and quirky enough to pull the discerning buyer. But digging into the hillside to build another would be cost prohibitive. What they need is a cheap Wattle & Daub type colonial slab hut ala the junky shop @ Wollombi and then pack it full of collectables sourced from the local tip ala Hill End. Rabbit traps, old kero lamps, turned wood, paintings etc. Worked for them.A couple of picnic table/bench arrangements under the trees. Gazebo on wooden deck overlooking dam is a nice place to have lunch but don't bring your 23' trailer and tug truck into the parking area and expect to turn around in the car park.As for the wines. Now this is the good bit.Average price for everything is like $30 but trust me, in 10 minutes you'll have spent $150. Each!Not normally a wine drinker. More a lager boy myselfbut walked out with home grown reds, liquers and a carton of ginger beer.Yes, it's not cheap but there's no pretense that they deal in volume. Host told us at the outset that only 39 cases of that vintage were produced.Most produce was grown and processed on site. Only exception was the orange liquer. But all of it was of exceptioanal quality.