Blesing's Garden Glenholme Vineyards in Mount Remarkable

Great experience. Fantastic wines. Thank you

Just delightful. Dont drive past without stopping in for scones and jam and wine tasting. Margo is a perfect host and is very knowledgeable about the area. A lovely way to spend an hour or so.

Always a great drop!

A lovely little out of the way winery. Lovely people run it and so friendly. If youre not in for a wine, definitely ask for a Devonshire Tea, they are excellent. Home made jams are sold locally too.

The delicious Shiraz is worth the drive out. Full bodied and easy-drinking.

We had a lovely time at Blesing’s this afternoon. Beautiful scones with jam and cream along with cups of tea. Margo welcomed us and made us very comfortable while sitting and chatting to us! We bought a couple of bottles of Shiraz, which no doubt we will enjoy. A very pleasant afternoon!

An absolute must see for anyone in the area! Getting the chance to sit down with David and Margo to hear about their business and the land was a beautiful experience. They were so hospitable, we felt like they were welcoming us to their home! The wines were absolutely delicious, we bought the Riesling, Nebbiolo and the Cab Sav. At the end, we were treated to a piano recital which was a lovely touch. The vineyards are stunning, and we were allowed to roam around afterwards - could not recommend visiting Blesings Garden any more! Thank you David and Margo!!

Highly recommended..wine tasting yummie tea,scones jam and cream.With piano 🎹 music..Then the Gardens wow

We absolutely adored our afternoon at Blesing’s. David (the winemakerand Margot sat with us underneath the big gum tree and told us some beautiful history of the wines. They were wonderful with the kids and absolutely charming overall. We loved the wines, especially the Riesling!!

Beautiful grounds, interesting sculptures, very light scones, coffee okay, wine selection limited.

Nice little place with quirky garden and beautiful surroundings

Great driving through alligator gorge

Great atmosphere great people great wines

I like leading this tag a long for our club, as afterwards the great scones and locally made jams are a treat, put on by our thoughtful hosts.What a lovely way to spend a few hours on Easter Sunday.

What a gorgeous, out of the way spot. Well worth the visit. Yummy scones, tasty wines and friendly service.

Visited this lovely little winery a couple of weeks ago. Was greeted warmly by the hosts and had a great conversation for the duration of our stay. Tea, scones and the wine were to die for. Thankyou, and we will be back soon

Our second visit. Always well priced, nice tasting wines with lovely people to share their story. Worth a stop.

Forget the Tea and Scons. All they she wanted was to sell me Wine and get me out of there afterward. Instead i was hoping for a relaxed cuppa and may be purchase a Wine. Wont ho back there. Lol

Nice views and good Devonshire tea

We had a very enjoyable visit to this beautiful, quirky little winery. Very tasty wines of course, but it was chatting with the owner that made it so much fun, and we were even treated to a piano recital at the end. A great way to spend the afternoon.

What a treat! Art music and wine in a symphony of serendipidous experience!

Excellent selection of quality wines. Fantastic owners.

June long weekend visit with friends.Lovely reds...and generous tastings.Sadly, no food was available.( cheese board)...as we didnt give them notice.Bought a cab sav at $25.00 to take away... but would have stayed longer if we could have had something to eat.

Great little winery. Very friendly owners. Great Devonshire tea with lovely home made scones and local jam. Lovely setting to just enjoy some wine tasting and Devonshire tea. Certainly recommend a visit.

Great wine tasting experience in the boutique cellar house.the scones are also very good & delicious.Buster the dog is very playful.EFTPOS is available.

Beautiful winery, unusual sculptures. Margo & David are wonderful hosts. Fabulous white & red wines & surrounded by terrific scenery. A lovely gem awaits the traveller through the Bangor Gorge; Sth Australia.

If you like boutique experiences a visit here is essential. The scones are best I’ve ever had (sorry no DF or GF options herewith beautiful jams made by another local. They have made excellent wines - I was pleasantly surprised and left with a mixed case. David and Margo were superb hosts, down to earth, generous and sincere, the drive here will reward those that take the time.

What a great Cellar Door! Greeted by Maggie the dog and a cacophony of sounds when we rang the bell! Margo greeted us and gave us a full tasting of their wines - Riesling, Chardonnay & Semillion - the Chardonnay was a stand out for me. Then into the reds a fantastic full bodied Merlot, a lovely Shiraz and a great Cab Sauv and an interesting Nebbilio delivered with a lovely cheese, crackers and local dried fruit platter. We opted for their Devonshire Tea after again with local jams and the best scones and cream - yummy! All while being serenaded by Dave on the mini grand piano!!! We bought a dozen so the wines are good- keep up the good work and we will pray for rain for you and the district.

A beautiful drive to visit a place with a liitle bit of magic. Drove away with a few bottles of wine that we look forward to drinking. Thank for your kind hospitality, Margaret.

These people are down to earth, generous and have truly good wines - check out the Cab Sav and Nebbiolo especially.

Wonderful little winery with a personal touch. Loved the quirky sculptures and amazing views. Definitely worth a visit to grab a great drop of wine. We did.

Fabulous host. Great wine. Very reasonable prices

A message to the owner & for consumers to be aware of; you have a choice & can make a decision on who you hire & how things effect your business. I say this because you rely on contractors to help make your winery work. But I will also say that when your subcontractors get ripped off & not paid correctly then it puts financial pressure on individuals that rely & have faith that they will be paid correctly. Although it is not directly your fault I urge you to check that all contractors ensure that THEIR sub-contractors get paid the proper & fair pay agreed upon before starting the work. Viticulture work is very hard & often in not the best weather conditions, your particular farm is extremely far as well. I just wanted to let you know as the owners of this business that your subcontractors need to pay their employees properly in future. As consumers we have a choice to make when we spend our money on how morally the goods & services are provided.

Amazing reds at a reasonable price! Drop by and say hi to the lovely couple that own the place! Its only 20 minutes away from the A1 highway

Fantastic service with very friendly owners. True country hospitality and excellent wines make it an experience not to miss.