Visiting
We are located in the picturesque rolling country side of the O'Connell district just an easy 10 minutes drive to the famous city center of Bathurst and just an easy 3 hour drive from Sydney. Take some extra time and enjoy the many attractions along the way such as the Three Sisters in Katoomba.
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A limited bus service is available each day but own transport would be ideal to explore the area. If not then pick up can be arranged from the Bathurst train station with regular services run to Sydney. A journey of about 4 hours by train.
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Distillery Tours
Due to the COVID-19 all Tours are cancelled until further notice.
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Learn about distilling
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Learn about the production of whisky and gin all while soaking up the smells of our maturing whisky casks and Australian botanicals used in our gin.
Tour Highlights
Walk the gardens
An enchanted walk through the gardens of our 1823 heritage estate. With views of the wetlands and far reaching farm, you'll see the alpaca lake and a hundred-year-old grave yard where the original owners, the "West" family are buried.
Tasting our products
Enjoy a tastings at the end of your tour to complete the full Bathurst Grange Distillery experience. Taste some of our unique products in our rickety old shed, now transformed into a comfortable drinking dwelling for friends of Bathurst Grange.
About Bathurst
Bathurst was settled in 1814 on the banks of the Macquarie River. It is Australia’s oldest inland settlement and is a charming country town rich in history with some 45,000 people.
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The wide-open plains surrounding Bathurst were kept clear of Eucalypts through now lost indigenous agricultural practices. Since European settlement of this region in the early 1820’s farmers have benefited from and developed this region into one of Australia’s richest agricultural food bowls. The lands along the rivers are rich and fertile producing many grain fruit and vegetable crops including wheat, barley, corn, rye, cabbage, cherries, apples and apricots.
