Banksia Orange
Banksia Orange is a purpose-built events venue on the Mitchell Highway just outside Orange, set among the Central West vineyards with the mountains behind.
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A family winery on The Escort Way west of Orange, thirty years old and run by winemaker Tom Ward. The Hill Park Vineyard and cellar door sit 900 metres up on ancient volcanic soil, looking across the undulating hills to Gaanha Bula–Mount Canobolas. Refined rather than rustic — this is a small, chef-led, sommelier-hosted room, not a barn.
The cellar door is the venue: long tables under wide windows framing the valley, an outdoor garden for sunset drinks, and the vine rows a few steps away. Food comes from Head Chef Dave Wright and is built on Orange’s seasonal produce; the wine is poured by WSET-trained sommeliers, and museum bottles rarely available elsewhere come out for private groups.
Small weddings and receptions — an intimate seated dinner, or a cocktail party for up to eighty — where the food and wine matter more than the floor plan. Not a venue for a large marquee crowd.
A 900-metre vineyard where the wine is poured by trained sommeliers and the museum bottles come out — at a scale small enough that the winemaker is in the room.
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Banksia Orange is a purpose-built events venue on the Mitchell Highway just outside Orange, set among the Central West vineyards with the mountains behind.
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