As the festive season approaches, there’s no better place to celebrate your end-of-year event or Christmas breakup than at Nagambie Brewery and Distillery. With breathtaking lakeside views, locally crafted beers, and a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, it’s the ultimate destination to wrap up the year with your colleagues, friends, or family.

Host the Perfect End-of-Year Celebration

Whether you’re planning a corporate Christmas party, a team thank-you lunch, or a private dinner with friends, Nagambie Brewery offers a range of versatile spaces to suit every occasion.

• The Whiskey Room – A cosy, intimate setting ideal for smaller groups and relaxed celebrations.

• The Bistro – A vibrant social space with a lively atmosphere and plenty of room to mingle.

• Private Dining Room – Elegant and exclusive, perfect for formal events or executive gatherings.

Each space provides its own unique character, complemented by stunning lake views and exceptional service from our team.

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry

Our chefs have curated a menu that celebrates seasonal local produce, perfectly paired with our signature craft beers, spirits, and cocktails. From shared platters and canapés to multi-course meals, we’ll tailor your dining experience to suit your group and budget.

And of course, no celebration is complete without a glass of something special — whether that’s our award-winning gin, a locally brewed Nagambie Lager, or a fine single malt whiskey distilled right here on site.

Let Us Take Care of the Details

Planning your Christmas party or end-of-year function doesn’t have to be stressful. Our events team makes it easy — from styling and setup to catering and beverage packages, we’ll handle it all. That means you can relax, soak up the views, and focus on what really matters: celebrating another great year.

Book Your End-of-Year Event Today

Spots for Christmas parties and festive functions at Nagambie Brewery fill up fast, especially on weekends. Whether you’re after a long lunch, sunset drinks, or an exclusive evening celebration, now’s the time to secure your booking.

Book your end-of-year event at Nagambie Brewery today and make this year’s celebration one to remember.

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1. Visit Nagambie Brewery & Distillery

If you enjoy good beer and delicious food, you need to make sure you spend some time visiting us. We pride ourselves on our good, unpretentious bevvies, tasty food and old-fashioned country hospitality. Drop by, find yourself a table out on the deck if it’s sunny or get cosy inside by the fire, then peruse the menu and put in your order. We’ve got gin tastings and brewery tours, too, as well as plenty of special events. Don’t forget Thursdays are steak night, where you can get a rib-eye, chips and salad for 20 bucks.

2. Follow the Black Caviar Trail

This famous mare, who won every race she ever ran, was born at Gilgai Farm in Nagambie on 18 August 2006. To say the whole town is proud of her is an understatement, and it’s no surprise we feature heavily on the Black Caviar Trail. There are 15 stops in Nagambie and the surrounding districts, including Noorilim Estate, a magnificent mansion and estate, a number of stud farms, and Fowles Wines. Right on the lake at Nagambie is sculpture Mitch Mitchell’s bronze statue of Black Caviar, based on a photo of jockey Luke Nolen riding her to victory in the 2011 Schweppes Stakes at Moonee Valley.

3. Take a Taste at Mitchelton Wines

Learn all about the Nagambie wine-growing region when you drop by the Mitchelton cellar door. Take a guided tasting through the vineyard’s current releases or delve back and explore the vintage and museum wines from the Mitchelton and Preece collections. Halliday Wine Companion has given Mitchelton a five-star rating, and the heart and soul of the region and winemakers here are captured in every glass.

4. Float Away on the Goulburn Explorer

Journey between two local wineries, Michelton and Tahbilk, taking in the town of Nagambie along the way on the Goulburn Explorer. This river cruiser has a spacious viewing deck and space for about 50 people. So if you’ve got a special event coming up – a big birthday, maybe – you can book a great day out. Otherwise keep an eye on the Goulburn Explorer Facebook page for winery tours, sunset cruises and other other special events.

5. Shop at Harvest Moon

If you love Australian design, you need to stop at Harvest Moon. This gorgeous shop, with an aesthetic that matches Nagambie’s earthy beauty, has a carefully edited selection of both fashion and homewares. The racks feature beautiful separates for women, and the shelves are filled with cushions, scented candles and other covetable pieces for the home. There’s also a kids’ selection of clothing and toys. Grab a reminder of your trip to Nagambie or buy something special for a friend.

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1. Lake Nagambie

You’d never know it, but our lake wasn’t always here. It was formed in 1891 when the Goulburn River was dammed and now it’s an epic spot, whether you’re keen on throwing in a fishing line, getting on your water skis or simply staring out at the splendour. When the weather’s good you can even take a dip. Up for a bit of exercise? There’s a walking trail that goes right across the Goulburn Weir, which forms Lake Nagambie.

2. Goulburn River

This mighty waterway, part of the Murray–Darling basin, starts high in the Victorian Alps. It’s a major source of water for irrigation in these parts, but it’s also rather popular with recreational boaters. You can hire a canoe or tinnie and do a bit of exploring, watching out for the abundant birds and wildlife on the banks. In October each year, the river hosts the Head of the Goulburn Regatta, which sees rowers race from Chinamans Bridge to Tahbilk Winery.

3. Mitchelton Winery

Oh, what a beauty. This property, just a little way south along the Goulburn River, has sweeping vineyards all the way down to the water. Stop by the cellar door to taste its wine – the award-winning shiraz and riesling are must-tastes – have lunch at Muse Restaurant, and spend some time browsing the Gallery of Aboriginal Art.

4. Lifestyle

You know what? Nagambie is just a beautiful spot. Go for a wander down the main street, check out the statue of Black Caviar (the champion racehorse was born here) and, of course, enjoy the beautiful waterways. If you’ve ever thought you wouldn’t mind kayaking or canoeing, this is the place to do it. Those who enjoy a walk should head to the Tahbilk Wetlands and Wildlife Reserve – a boardwalk weaves through it and there are bird hides along the way if you want to check out some of the native species. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, tuck into some of the amazing local produce and wine. You deserve it, after all.

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