Our story

One place. Four makers.

Most places make you choose. A brewery here, a winery there, a kitchen somewhere else entirely. We thought that was a lot of driving for a good afternoon — so we put it all under one roof.

A one-stop shop for all things delicious.

Out in the heart of the Clare Valley, we're a collective of creatives who'd rather collaborate than compete: a brewery, a winery, a gin distillery and a kitchen, each doing their own thing brilliantly, all pulling in the same direction. The result is a one-stop shop for all things delicious — and a location quite unlike anywhere else in the region.

We're proud of how we do it, too. We lean on local produce wherever we can, keep our growers close, and recycle our way through the process so the land that gives us so much gets a little something back. Good craft shouldn't cost the earth — quite literally.

So come for the wine, stay for the gin, end up grazing on tapas & pizza while a kookaburra heckles from the gum trees. That's just how the day tends to go here.

Made on site.

If it's in your glass or on your plate, it started its life within a stone's throw.

Friendly, not fussy.

We take the craft seriously. Ourselves, less so.

Local, properly.

We name our growers because we actually know them.

Meet the makers

Four houses, one roof.

Guests enjoying wine on the Jeanneret Wines deck overlooking the Clare Valley
Jeanneret Wines
Winery

Clare riesling, shiraz and grenache from a family that helped define the region.

Guests gathered at the Clare Valley Brewing Co bar inside the Jeanneret Rd tasting room
Clare Valley Brewing Co
Brewery

Crisp lagers and clever ales, brewed for the long Sevenhill afternoon.

Festoon-lit gravel courtyard and tables outside the Three Little Birds Distillery at dusk
Three Little Birds Distillery
Gin

Native botanicals, copper still, gentle hands and a cheeky streak.

Wood-fired pizzas, share plates and a vibrant cocktail on a rustic table at Three Little Birds Kitchen
Three Little Birds Kitchen
Kitchen (3LBK)

Wood-fired, share-style cooking that leans hard on the neighbours.

The property

A shed with a bit of history.

Old bones, new stories. Stone cellar walls, an open fire, a long bar built from salvaged timber, and gum-shaded lawns where the afternoon quietly disappears.

Long salvaged-timber bar and stools against the stone cellar wallLeather couches around an open fire in the stone cellar loungeOpen brick fireplace on the covered deck with a glass of red wine on the tableTables and chairs on the gum-shaded lawn at Jeanneret Rd
The Jeanneret Rd crew in sombreros beside the signpost pointing to CVBC, Three Little Birds, Jeanneret Wines and pizza
Nothing wasted

A closed loop you can taste.

Leftover wine grapes ferment on to become our gin's base spirit. Spent botanicals feed local livestock. Kitchen scraps compost back into the vineyard — and the whole thing starts again.

Wine to gin, gin to farm, kitchen to soil, soil to wine.

Nothing Wasted — closed-loop cycle between the winery, distillery, farm, kitchen and the land.