These wineries are not simply venues to taste and purchase wine. Most of them offer a complete tourism experience - restaurants, accommodation, tours, as well as exciting behind-the-scenes winery experiences. They allow visitors to interact with the product, and the winemaker and enjoy first-hand the rich diversity that their many wine regions have to offer.

The group has members across six states including Audrey Wilkinson in the Hunter Valley; Printhie Wines and Swinging Bridge in Orange; Moorilla Estate, Josef Chromy and House of Arras in Tasmania; Mandoon Estate in the Swan Valley; Leeuwin Estate, Vasse Felix and Voyager Estate in Margaret River; Chandon, De Bortoli and Dominique Portet in Yarra Valley; Montalto, Pt. Leo and Ten Minutes by Tractor on the Mornington Peninsula; Stanton & Killeen in Rutherglen; Pizzini Wines and Brown Brothers in the King Valley; Artisans of Barossa, Jacob’s Creek, St Hugo and Seppeltsfield in the Barossa Valley; Yalumba in Eden Valley, Penfolds Magill Estate in the Adelaide Hills; Sirromet in Queensland; and d’Arenberg, Hardys Tintara and Gemtree Wines in McLaren Vale.