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4.6
Noise • Energetic
Susan
Victoria3 reviews
Dined on July 3, 2026
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Cathy
Victoria12 reviews
Dined on May 15, 2026
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Ian
Toronto3 reviews
Dined on May 8, 2026
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Elizabeth
Melbourne21 reviews
Dined on May 3, 2026
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Louise
San Francisco8 reviews
Dined on April 18, 2026
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London2 reviews
Dined on April 9, 2026
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Victoria1 review
Dined on March 28, 2026
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Victoria6 reviews
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April 15, 2026
Gapsted Estate held a two-day wine shed sale that attracted locals and visitors. The winery, cellar door and on-site restaurant remain for sale as the process to find a buyer moves into the second-stage EOI period.
Published in Alpine Observer & Myrtleford Times
March 12, 2026
The Alpine Valleys winery Gapsted Estate is being offered for sale as a going concern, with strong local and interstate interest reported by the receivers. The listing includes land, vineyards, a fully equipped winery, cellar door and an on-site restaurant capable of hosting events.
Published in Winetitles
February 12, 2026
Receivers have put Gapsted Estate, a premium Alpine Valleys winery with a cellar door and restaurant, up for sale. Colliers notes the fully integrated operation offers immediate continuity and tourism potential for buyers in wine and hospitality.
Published in AuctionsPlus
February 3, 2026
Receivers have begun the sale process for Gapsted Estate, the Alpine Valleys wine business that includes a winery, cellar door and on-site restaurant, with operations continuing during the sale. The 24.05-hectare estate has 8.41 hectares under vine and capacity to process about 6500 tonnes of grapes annually.
Published in Alpine Observer & Myrtleford Times
July 17, 2025
Gapsted Estate unveils two new luxury wine tiers with four small-batch wines crafted from estate vineyards in the Alpine Valleys. Led by CEO and winemaker Andrew Santarossa, the release emphasizes estate-grown fruit, sustainability, and limited volumes, including 1500ml magnum bottlings of the Reserve Saperavi.
Published in theshout.com.au
July 17, 2025
The winery is launching two luxury wine tiers as part of a quality-focused upgrade. The new lineup features estate-grown Chardonnay, Grand Manseng and Saperavi, underscoring a renewed emphasis on premium varieties and Alpine Valleys terroir.
Published in Winetitles
Yes, Gapsted Estate has outdoor seating on the deck and verandah (and guests have sat under shade sails), with many visitors enjoying wine and food while looking over the vineyards.
Gapsted Estate is relaxed and picture‑postcard, sweeping vineyard views from the deck, verandah and marquee, attentive friendly service, and a welcoming spot for long lunches or tastings.
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate; many guests visit for anniversaries and special lunches, though the setting remains relaxed rather than formal.
Fridays can be a popular time, a reviewer called the on-site restaurant “popular on our Friday visit”, while other visits have been described as “very quiet, ” perfect for a relaxed lunch.
Guests have dined with a dog in the marquee attached to the winery, the marquee was described as ideal for a party that included their dog.
Fridays can be a great choice, a reviewer specifically noted the restaurant was popular on their Friday visit.
Guests frequently describe the servings as generous or plentiful, with several reviews noting generous helpings and leaving comfortably full.
Yes, Gapsted Estate is a popular choice for special evenings, with guests returning for anniversaries and enjoying the three-course menus, matched wines and vineyard views.
For the best Gapsted Estate experience, plan a long lunch on a sunny day, guests rave about sitting on the deck and enjoying the three-course set menu with matched wines; Fridays are often a popular visit.
Yes, guests report dining with their dog in the marquee attached to the winery, noting the marquee was perfect for their pet.
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