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Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House
Corunna

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House

About Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House

Tilba Valley Winery and Ale House is a family and pet-friendly establishment nestled amongst rolling country hills overlooking Corunna Lake, near Narooma in New South Wales. With 40 years of wine production and 10 acres of established vines, the winery produces Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Traminer, Shiraz, and Chardonnay, along with craft beers and ciders brewed onsite since 2019. The venue features a cellar door, function room, and offers lunch service with daily specials in a scenic vineyard setting.

Beautiful gardensOutdoor seatingScenic viewsKid-friendlyDog-friendlyGood for groupsFocus on whitesFocus on redsLive musicLaid-backFamily-runFood pairingsHosts eventsPerfect for datesPerfect for celebrationsReservation only

Tasting Experiences

Cellar Door Tasting

Visit the cellar door facility to taste wines produced onsite

Lunch Service

Enjoy lunch by the vineyard with daily specials and an imaginative menu. Bookings recommended for groups, weekends and peak times

Events and Gigs

Live entertainment including musicians, open cinema nights, and hosted events

Wedding Venue

Available for wedding celebrations with function room facilities

Varietals

SemillonCabernet SauvignonRieslingTraminerShirazChardonnay

When to visit Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Good to know about Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House

Can you visit Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House? Is there a tasting room?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House has a tasting room open to visitors. Visits are by reservation.

What is Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House known for?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House is known for beautiful gardens, outdoor seating, scenic views, kid-friendly and dog-friendly.

What wines does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House specialize in?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House focuses on Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Traminer and Shiraz, and more.

Do you need a reservation to visit Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House requires a reservation for tastings. Book through the winery's reservation link on this page.

Does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House serve food?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House has food available alongside tastings.

Does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House have a picnic area?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House has a picnic area.

Is Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House dog-friendly?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House welcomes dogs.

Can you bring kids to Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House welcomes children.

Does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House host private events?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House hosts private events.

Where is Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House located?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House is at 947 Old Hwy in Corunna, New South Wales, in the New South Wales wine region. Phone: (02) 4473 7308.

When was Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House founded?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House was established in 1983.

What tasting experiences does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House offer?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House offers Cellar Door Tasting, Lunch Service, Events and Gigs and Wedding Venue.

What are Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House's tasting hours?

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House is open Wednesday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed Monday and Tuesday (from their website, September 5, 2026).

Does Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House have outdoor seating?

Yes, Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House has outdoor seating.

Where to find Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House

Tilba Valley Winery And Ale House is at 947 Old Hwy, Corunna, New South Wales, Australia.

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