Went to our first 'Day on the Green' at the Centennial Vineyards and had a pretty good time. Well organised from the bus transport to the food choices available and even the WCs were not a pain! Plenty of room in the GA section and we brought comfy lawn chairs, dips, crackers & snacks. The drink prices were a tad pricey with a bottle of vino coming in at $48, I don't think the winery lost on the night? Will know what to do next visit, come earlier & do the cellar door or even the restaurant? James Taylor on his last show on Aussie soil was great and made everyone feel part of the show and overall, a great afternoon/evening was had by all.

My wife and I spent a very pleasant afternoon at the winery last Friday. The buildings and surrounds are magnificent and reminiscent of Tuscany. We began at 12.30 with a wine tasting - $10 per head, 8 selections and all wines very tasty, but some, the Pinot Gris and the Raspberry desert wine were sensational. We purchased half a dozen after lunch with a bonus bottle thrown in. We were only looking for a light lunch on the enclosed balcony of a very large and impressive restaurant. Service was prompt and courteous with some bread, oil and Balsamic to start - superb. I had the Barramundi in a light curry sauce, chips and salad and my wife, the entree size calamari and shared the chips! Both excellent and the fish was well cooked, very much as I like it and extremely tasty, large portions, so much so, there was leftover calamari and chips for dinner, back at the Sebel with such of the terrific Pinot Gris as remained, given I was driving! Never a good look for a Criminal lawyer to be arrested and appearing at the Moss Vale Local Court for drink driving. Yes, we will be back for both the wine and the food and hopefully for the next concert at the venue! Greg M

We stopped in at this venue to have a wander around and possibly do a wine tasting. I was motivated by nostalgia, as it was where my daughter had her wedding nine years ago. We opted to have a morning tea of scones, jam and cream and coffee, and sat in the garden to do so. I cannot praise the scones highly enough - it is years since I have had scones that good - warm and fluffy and crumbly on the inside and crisp and golden on the outside. The cream was real, not from a can, and there was plenty of it, and the jam had real fruit in it. The crockery was dainty and delicate, the scenery was pretty and the service outstanding. Will definitely go back.