Byramine Homestead & Brewery

Byramine Homestead and Brewery is a historical homestead located in Burramine, Victoria, Australia.

Built in 1842 by explorer Hamilton Hume, it is classified as being of state significance by the National Trust. The homestead is surrounded by one of the largest collections of 19th-century farm buildings in Victoria and is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can enjoy a unique experience of past country life from the perspective of a settling family. The homestead features a restaurant and brewery, open seven days a week, offering a range of dishes including wood-fired pizzas, burgers, salads, and other pub-style meals. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are also available. The brewery produces a variety of beers, ciders, and ginger beers for tasting and purchase. Additionally, visitors can enjoy a wine tasting experience at the cellar door. The homestead offers various features to explore, such as the original homestead, the blacksmith's shop, the stables, and the woolshed. A self-guided tour of the property is available, including a walk through the gardens and a visit to the farm animals. Throughout the year, the homestead hosts events such as live music, markets, and festivals. From exploring the 19th-century farm buildings to tasting the range of beers and ciders, visitors can enjoy a taste of country life in Victoria.