Wine tasting around Berry isn't simply about the wine.

It's about the setting.

Rolling countryside.

Green hills.

Vineyards.

Local produce.

Long lunches.

Friendly cellar doors.

Scenic country roads.

The wineries around Berry provide an opportunity to experience another side of the South Coast — one that feels slower, more rural and wonderfully relaxed.

You can spend a morning exploring Berry village, head into the countryside for a tasting and finish the afternoon enjoying a long lunch.

Two Figs Winery is one of the best-known winery experiences near Berry.

Set among the hills overlooking the Shoalhaven region, the winery is known for its scenic setting as much as its wines.

The elevated location provides beautiful views across the surrounding countryside, making the journey there part of the experience.

A visit can be particularly enjoyable for couples and groups looking for a relaxed afternoon outside Berry.

• Scenic countryside setting
• Cellar-door experience
• Local wine tasting
• Beautiful views
• Ideal for couples and groups
• Easy to combine with a Berry getaway

Check current opening hours and tasting arrangements before visiting.

Another winery to consider around Berry is Silos Estate.

Located in the Shoalhaven region, the estate combines wine with a broader food-and-country experience.

It's a good option for visitors who want to spend time enjoying the property rather than simply stopping for a quick tasting.

The surrounding countryside makes it particularly suited to a relaxed South Coast itinerary.

Check current availability, opening times and cellar-door arrangements before planning your visit.

Berry sits within the broader Shoalhaven region, where wine is part of a much larger food-and-produce experience.

A winery visit can easily be combined with:

• Berry village
• Local cafés
• Restaurants
• Farm produce
• Cheese
• Chocolate
• Scenic drives
• South Coast beaches
• Country markets

This makes wine tasting easy to incorporate into a weekend without making the entire trip about wine.

If you're staying near Berry, here's one way to plan a relaxed winery day.

Start with breakfast or coffee in Berry.

Take a walk through the village.

Browse the shops.

Pick up some local produce.

Leave the village and enjoy the country roads around Berry.

Take your time.

The scenery is part of the experience.

Spend the afternoon at a local cellar door.

Enjoy a tasting.

Take in the views.

Have lunch if the winery offers food.

Don't rush back.

Enjoy the countryside as the light changes.

Return to your country accommodation in Jaspers Brush.

Enjoy a swim.

Prepare dinner.

Relax.

That's the beauty of a Berry wine weekend.

Wine and the South Coast make a natural combination for a romantic getaway.

Start with breakfast in Berry.

Spend the morning exploring the village.

Head to a winery for a tasting.

Enjoy lunch.

Take a scenic drive.

Return to your accommodation.

The day doesn't need to be packed with activities.

A relaxed itinerary is often the most enjoyable.

Travelling with friends?

A winery day is an easy group activity.

Choose a designated driver or arrange suitable transport.

Visit a cellar door.

Enjoy lunch.

Explore the countryside.

Return to your accommodation and continue the evening together.

Staying in a private holiday house can make group weekends particularly enjoyable because everyone has a shared place to relax after exploring.

If you're interested in food as much as wine, Berry is an excellent destination.

Combine a winery visit with the town's cafés, restaurants and specialty food producers.

Look for:

• Regional cheeses
• Local produce
• Fresh bread
• Chocolate
• Preserves
• Seasonal ingredients
• Restaurants featuring local produce

You can make an entire weekend around food and wine without travelling far.

One of the advantages of staying around Berry is that wine is only one part of the experience.

You can combine a winery visit with a trip to the coast.

For example:

Morning: Explore Berry

Lunch: Winery or local restaurant

Afternoon: Head towards Seven Mile Beach

Evening: Return to Jaspers Brush

Or reverse the itinerary and start with the beach before heading into the countryside.

The flexibility is part of the appeal.

Don't underestimate the drive between Berry and the surrounding wineries.

The roads take you through a landscape of farmland, hills, trees and rural properties.

Allow extra time.

Stop at viewpoints where appropriate.

Enjoy the scenery.

Avoid turning the day into a race between cellar doors.

One or two wineries enjoyed properly can be much more memorable than trying to visit five in a single afternoon.

Every cellar door is different.

Some focus on tastings.

Others combine wine with food.

Some have beautiful views.

Others are more intimate.

Before visiting, check:

• Opening hours
• Whether bookings are required
• Tasting availability
• Food options
• Group requirements
• Current events
• Transport options

Opening arrangements can change, particularly outside peak periods.

If you're planning to visit more than one winery, think about transport before you leave.

Designate a driver, arrange a private transfer or use another suitable transport option.

Don't drink and drive.

A relaxed winery day is much better when everyone can enjoy it safely.

Wine tasting works particularly well as part of a two- or three-night Berry escape.

Arrive at your accommodation.

Settle in.

Explore Berry or enjoy a quiet evening.

Breakfast in Berry.

Visit a winery.

Enjoy lunch.

Take a scenic drive.

Return to your accommodation.

Have a relaxed breakfast.

Visit another local food destination.

Explore the village.

Head home with some local produce or wine for later.

This gives you enough time to enjoy the region without rushing.

If wineries are part of your South Coast itinerary, staying in the countryside around Berry can make the experience feel like a genuine getaway.

Jasper Valley House is located in Jaspers Brush, near Berry, providing a peaceful country base for exploring the village, wineries and wider South Coast.

After a day out, return to the house.

Enjoy the private pool.

Prepare dinner.

Sit outside.

Relax in the countryside.

Your accommodation becomes part of the experience rather than simply somewhere to sleep.

A winery visit can be combined with many other Berry experiences.

Explore:

Browse shops, cafés and restaurants.

Head towards Seven Mile Beach, Gerroa or Gerringong.

Take a scenic drive through the rural landscape.

Discover regional produce and specialty food destinations.

Explore local walking trails and natural areas.

Check the local events calendar for markets and seasonal activities.

The wineries around Berry offer more than wine.

They provide a reason to slow down.

Drive through the countryside.

Taste local produce.

Enjoy a long lunch.

Spend time with friends.

Or share a quiet afternoon with someone special.

Combine the wineries with Berry village, the South Coast beaches and peaceful country accommodation, and you've got the ingredients for an unforgettable South Coast getaway.

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Yes. There are wineries and cellar-door experiences in the Berry and wider Shoalhaven region.

Two Figs Winery and Silos Estate are two local options worth considering. Always check current opening hours and cellar-door arrangements before visiting.

Yes. The surrounding wineries can be incorporated into a Berry day trip or weekend itinerary.

Yes. Wine tasting, countryside scenery and long lunches make the Berry region particularly well suited to romantic getaways.

Yes. Wineries can be enjoyable group experiences, although larger groups should check booking requirements in advance.

Absolutely. Berry's location makes it possible to combine a winery visit with beaches around Gerroa, Seven Mile Beach or Gerringong.

Rather than trying to visit as many as possible, consider choosing one or two and giving yourself enough time to enjoy each experience.

Some cellar doors may accept walk-ins while others require bookings, particularly for groups. Check directly with the winery before visiting.

Explore Berry.

Taste the South Coast.

Discover the countryside.

Relax in Jaspers Brush.

Make Jasper Valley House your base for a Berry food and wine escape.