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Discover the best top things to do in Grampians, Australia including Glenelg Chocolates, Grampians OIive Co., James McMurtrie, Michael Unwin Wines, Smugglers Hearth, Imperial Egg Gallery, Hamilton Farmers Market, Halls Gap General Store, Create Craft, JTVinyl.
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1. Glenelg Chocolates
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By CanberraJeff - Canberra, Australia
We visited Glenelg Chocolates about 5 years ago. We tried their dark chocolate coated ginger. They are the best we have had and I have been ordering them by email ever since. I also recommend their Terra Rossa Cabernet Sauvignon flavoured dark chocolates. Ps - I have dated this post in April 2020 as this is the last order I have placed
2. Grampians OIive Co.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
One of Australia's oldest olive groves, 100% family owned and operated. Admire the spectacular mountain views and taste your way through our award winning organic olive oils (pressed on farm), olives, vinegars, honey and gourmet local produce. We also offer press tours and serve platters, tea, and espresso coffee. We roast our coffee beans on site in small batches.
3. James McMurtrie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
James McMurtrie Glass Artist. Stunning, unique and Australian made, James McMurtrie's artworks are inspired by the Grampians mountains that surround his glass blowing studio. With 25 years of experience using traditional techniques and tools, james skilfully creates high quality functional and sculptural glass.
Reviewed By lauferfille
I've seen glass blowing before; but this was different. it was up close. You could watch an entire piece being formed like magic in front of your eyes. James is very laid back; lets you take photos; low pressure. And his items are gorgeous. I just had to buy a beautiful vase to bring home with me.
4. Michael Unwin Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By aussieineurope - Ballarat, Australia
Michael has moved from Beaufort to the outskirts of Ballarat (Cardigan on the Western side on the old Highway). The new premises features a large rammed earth tasting shed. As yet, there is no food on offer but there is the potential to develop this and the grounds over the next few years. Michael has a wide range of wines, including rose, tempranillo, durif, petit verdot, cab sav and shiraz. Some of the wines are up to 14 years old. Michael also sources grapes from other regions so is not impacted by Ballarat's cool climate. If you like your wines, this winery is well worth a visit.
5. Smugglers Hearth
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Mcmick4 - Kangaroo Flat, Australia
This little store near the creek has the most amazing fudge. The choc orange is a must for any jaffa fan. Highly recommend!
6. Imperial Egg Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
wonderful collection of egg art, coffee shop, gift shop and a small Musholla at the back of gallery for travellers to pray if they would like
7. Hamilton Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
8. Halls Gap General Store
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 51 reviews
9. Create Craft
Create Craft specialises in Mixed Media, Art Journaling and Scrapbooking supplies. Huge selection of products with new stock arriving weekly. Our events range from weekly craft classes to craft retreats in Horsham and Halls Gap. We also run children’s craft classes and host children’s birthday parties. Art Journaling and Mixed Media classes run weekly.
10. JTVinyl
JTVinyl - Run by an passionate vinyl collector located in the heart of the Pickers Market Stawell. Selling a wide variety of vinyl including vintage imports from the US and also an ever growing range of brand new releases. You will also find CD's, Books and Tapes also. And being a movie buff, Jesse offers a large range of quality DVD's and Blurays - particularly Sci-fi, Horror and Action films. All scratch free for peace of mind and customer satisfaction.
