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Artemis Wines

The Highlands’ friendliest stop — family-grown cool-climate wines and wood-fired pizza, first cellar door off the Hume.

Artemis is the Southern Highlands’ easiest yes: the first cellar door as you leave the Hume at Mittagong, a family vineyard pouring cool-climate Pinot, Chardonnay and Riesling with wood-fired pizzas that have a following of their own. Reviewers rate the combination 4.6.

★ 4.6 · 360 Google reviews (correct at the time of writing, July 2026)

Artemis Wines

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The cellar door

It’s a working-vineyard kind of casual — tastings at the bar, pizzas to the deck, vines to the fence line. The Rieslings and Pinots show exactly why this altitude suits the Burgundy-and-Mosel playbook.

Make a day of it

Continue to Berrima’s Georgian village and Bowral’s strip — Artemis opens the Highlands loop in our weekend guide.

Header image shows the surrounding Southern Highlands wine region — photos in the card and gallery are from the winery’s Google profile. Tasting formats, hours and bookings are set by the winery; check its website before visiting.

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Getting There

Off the Hume at Mittagong on Sir Charles Moses Lane, about 90 minutes from Sydney — the first cellar door into the Highlands.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Artemis Wines known for?

Family-grown cool-climate wines — Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling — with a relaxed vineyard cellar door famous for its wood-fired pizzas.

Do you need to book at Artemis?

Weekends fill with the pizza crowd — book a table or tasting through the website to be safe.

Where is Artemis Wines?

At Mittagong, the northern gateway to the Southern Highlands, 90 minutes from Sydney and minutes off the Hume.

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