Bathurst Region Vignerons Association (BRVA)
 
BRVA formed in 1997 to promote the interests of the developing Bathurst Region wine industry. The major role for the Association is to represent the member’s interests by the sharing of information and resources, as well as a cohesive marketing approach of their products.

One of BRVA’s early initiatives was the establishment in 1999 of the National Cool Climate Wine Show. Set up initially to provide a benchmark for Bathurst vignerons, it is now regarded as Australia’s pre-eminent show, and sets the standards to which all cool climate wine producers aspire.

It continues in its role for Bathurst producers as evidenced by their medal achievement.

BRVA Committee President: Tony Hatch
Vice president: Andrew Macarthur
Secretary: Bev Vickers
Treasurer: Jim Vickers
Committee Members: Des McMahon, Simon Brown, Mark Renzaglia BRVA

Members With Cellar Doors...
Casey’s Vineyard
McGrath Wines
Mt Panorama Wines
Stockman’s Ridge Wines
Vale Creek Wines
White Rock Vineyard
Winburndale Wines
Winooka Park

Without Cellar Door... 
Badger Brush Vineyard 
Bunnamagoo Estate 
Grass Parrot Vineyard 
Hamlat Vineyard 
Renzaglia Wines
Stray Goose Vineyard 
Three Views

BATHURST REGION FOOD & WINE EVENTS
Special Events
• Wine Show Dinner - Saturday after the National Cool Climate Wine Show, October
• Bathurst Harvest Festival - April
• Slow Food Bathurst Winter Winery Wander - June

Regular Events
• 1st weekend of the month, or any time by appointment, the Bathurst wineries are open for public tasting and cellar door sales.
• 4th Saturday of the month the Bathurst Farmer’s Markets are on with loads of local produce and wine available for sale