Nearly 200 Australian Cellar Doors Receive Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants
Australia's Minister for Agriculture Julie Collins announced on November 13, 2026, that nearly 200 wine and cider cellar doors across the country will receive funding under the Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants program, to strengthen their operations, upgrade facilities and build staff capability. The program, which has run for several rounds, is designed to encourage visitors to travel to wine regions and support cellar-door-led regional tourism.
Under the program's rules, eligible wine producers can claim support for physical improvements and capability projects at their cellar doors. The minister's office published the list of this round's grant recipients, covering wine regions in multiple states.
Australia's wine industry is an important part of regional economies, and cellar doors serve both as sales outlets and tourism venues. The amount received by each business is as published in the Department of Agriculture's recipient list. (Source: Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry)
Source: Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
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