Private chauffeured wine touring from Brisbane — Sirromet at Mount Cotton, the Mount Tamborine cellar doors, the Scenic Rim and the Granite Belt. Your group, your pace, one vehicle.
Mount Cotton is the easy one — Sirromet is about forty-five minutes from the CBD in the Redlands, and it works as a half-day or a long lunch. It is the most popular chauffeured wine run out of Brisbane by a distance, and for good reason.
Mount Tamborine sits roughly an hour south in the Gold Coast hinterland, and rewards a full day. The cellar doors are clustered close enough together that you can genuinely visit three or four, and the drive up the mountain is part of the experience rather than a chore.
The Scenic Rim — Boonah, Kalbar and the country around Mount French — is quieter, more agricultural and increasingly good. The Granite Belt around Stanthorpe is Queensland's serious wine region and about three hours each way, which makes it a long day trip or, better, an overnight. We do all four, and we will tell you honestly which one suits the group you are describing.
It's your vehicle and your driver for the day. The itinerary is yours to change as you go.
Headcount, date, and whether you want Mount Cotton, Tamborine, the Scenic Rim or the Granite Belt. We'll advise if the choice doesn't suit.
A route with realistic timings, cellar door bookings made, lunch reserved. You approve it before anything's locked in.
Collected from home, returned to home. The only decision you make all day is what to order.
Touring is long-haul comfort — these are the ones with room to move and space for what you buy.
A higher seating position and a much bigger boot — the sensible pick when luggage or golf clubs are involved.
Face-to-face seating, a flat floor and space to actually talk. The workhorse for families and small teams.
Coach seating with a dedicated luggage area — one vehicle instead of three, and one arrival time instead of three.
Sirromet at Mount Cotton if you want the easiest option — around forty-five minutes each way and excellent as a long lunch. Mount Tamborine if you want to visit several cellar doors in one day. The Granite Belt is the most serious wine but three hours each way, so it works better as an overnight than a day trip.
Three is comfortable, four is possible if they're close together, five is a bad idea. Tastings take longer than people plan for and rushing the last stop defeats the purpose. We'll build a realistic route rather than an ambitious one.
Yes, and we'd recommend it. Most Queensland cellar doors now want bookings, particularly for groups and for lunch on a weekend, and turning up unannounced with eleven people rarely ends well.
As hourly as-directed hire with a minimum block, quoted as a fixed total up front based on the region and the hours. If the day runs long we charge the same hourly rate for the extra time and agree it with you on the day — there's no penalty rate for enjoying yourselves.
Absolutely, and there's proper room for it. Cases go in the luggage area rather than on your lap, and the vehicle is climate-controlled, which matters more than people realise on a hot Queensland afternoon.
Tell us the group size, the date and roughly which direction you'd like to head. We'll put a route together and quote the day.