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Perfect for enjoying wine, artisan chocolates and fine cheeses!

Dionysus Winery is a family owned boutique wine offering award winning wines, friendly service and a great experience. Dionysus Winery is one of the smallest wineries and vineyards in the Canberra district, and the wines are estate grown and made. Dionysus Winery is home to Woo Chocolates. Our chocolatier, Wendy, is passionate about exploring texture, colour and flavour. Her husband, Michael, is a winemaker with a similar passion, making small batch, handcrafted wines. With both businesses side by side, it’s the perfect place to indulge in a delicious treat and sip some of the finest wines..

Dionysus Winery has wine and food experiences to suit every need. From a wine tasting experience through to matching wine and cheese or chocolate tasting. There is a self select picnic fridge with a range of gorgeous Australian and International cheeses. As well as the cellar door, alfresco area and winery; visitors can enjoy a picnic or cheese and wine in the beautiful sculpture garden.

Very dog friendly! Whilst not allowed inside the cellar door, there is plenty of comfy seating under the pergola or in the sculpture garden.

Dionysus Winery received a 4.5 star rating in the 2017 Halliday Wine Companion. Enjoy their handcrafted wines in a relaxed atmosphere. Indulge further with oils, jams, chutneys, dukkah and wine accessories.

Dionysus Winery offers a buy six, get one bottle free from their cellar door. Enjoy a light meal and a hot beverage before or after your wine tasting. The Dionysus menu includes antipasto plates, cheese plates, home made sausage rolls, dip and crackers, scones with jam and cream. Dionysus Winery has teamed up with local coffee roasters, Ideal Coffee, to have a special blend of arabica beans roasted each week for the winery. Enjoy a cup of coffee or perhaps try one of the Harney and Sons premium teas, a chai latte or a hot chocolate made with shaved Lindt chocolate.

Dionysus Winery takes its name from the Greek God of Wine. They are nestled in the rolling hills east of the Murrumbateman village at an altitude of 600 metres, half an hour from Canberra’s city centre.