duckett's mill winery

Great countryside setting, beautiful wines and cheese platters, most of all very friendly helpful staff.

Visited on our way through Denmark. There was a few cheeses, jams and relishes to sample which were available to purchase as well as others which you couldn't taste test. There is also a good selection of chocolate and I was made aware of some platters available for purchase but I didn't try on this trip. Nice shop but didn't really compare to those in NSW's Hunter Valley.

Stopped in with the family and enjoyed a wonderful platter with a bottle of wine. Very relaxing with sensation views of the rolling hills. Plenty of shade and the kids had great photos in the magnificent pine tree lined driveway. Well worth a visit.

Lovely wine and generous cheese platters - what more is there to say?! We bought more cheese and wine to takeaway it was so good!

This is well worth the trip. But over the years it has turned more into a shop with only 3 -4 cheeses to sample, yet dozens for sale. Always busy on weekends and holidays. Can get very over crowded inside. I have to say though, their cheeses are outstanding and priced well.Take time to sit outside with a platter and bottle of wine, very nice way to spend some time.The large platter could be shared among 4 people easily.Was a great afternoon.

I visited Ducketts with two friends. We did a little wine and cheese tasting and had a look at their produce. Ducketts has become more of a shop than a tasting experience. Service was rushed and little individual attention was given. There was no time for conversation about the product and no time for savouring the tastings. We stayed for lunch and shared a cheese platter for two between us. Servings were very generous. Large amounts of cheese and bread. The gluten free crackers were expensive for that product. I would have liked less cheese and more of the other products on the plate.

We turned up just before 3 on a Saturday afternoon. We bought some lovely cheeses feta garlic chives, Camembert and Brie. Also some rocky road milk chocolate sultanas and licorice. It was very crowded with a bus full of people spreading out their wine tasting across into area where you purchase foods. Perhaps another area for wine tasting when more people, as shop area was so crowded. We may have done some wine tasting if it hadn't felt like everyone was on top of each other. Otherwise a lovely quaint plentiful place to get cheeses chutney sweets etc. looking forward to eating more of my cheese.

Absolutely love this place, every time we go back to visit my family this is on our to do list.The platters they offer are plentiful and just delicious.they are friendly and also offer wine tasting and cheese tasting plus they sell a huge range of home made products that they make locally.Nestled on top of the hill the view around them is complete tranquility.like any bush place in summer the flies can be annoying .the beauty of this place also is if you can't finish the platter you get to take it home .Well done Ducketts

Their sign on the South West Highway indicates which way to go to get there. Having followed the route indicated for 12+ kms we found that they were closed. A sign on the gate states that they are not open on Tuesdays & Wednesdays, so we had to turn around and head back to the highway. We were disappointed and annoyed at wasting time and a 25km journey for no result. Their signage on the South West Highway should state when they are open.