Name: Red Mountain Estate Vineyards & Winery
Address: Nyaungshwe, Myanmar (Burma), MM
Telephone: +95 81 209 366

Red Mountain Estate Vineyards & Winery is a food, located at Nyaungshwe, Myanmar (Burma). They can be contacted via phone at +95 81 209 366, visit their website www.redmountain-estate.com for more detailed information.

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Nyaungshwe (Burma)

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Added by Jopie, at 17 December 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Anonymous

02 April 2018

We had a very bad experiance in red mountain. You feel like you are very not welcome, no smile, no welcome sad place.. We pick the pinot noir and it was very bad so dont go there for the wine
Anonymous

26 March 2018

The place is beautiful but unfortunately the wine was not really good. Maybe the pinot noir is OK but the other one good
Anonymous

20 February 2018

I dont think this was worth a visit. It seems like a hyped tourist attraction. The white wine was not any good and the view over the lake was not as good as you can get other places nearby. Dont think i would go again.
Anonymous

20 February 2018

Good white wine. The red wine was disgusting. The fries were cold served, the service was bad as well
Anonymous

05 February 2018

Perfect way to spend an afternoon! Cycle here from town, park your bikes and get ready for some wine tasting. Don't have high expectations (as one wine connoisseur told us) but I loved every drop, being such a bargain! If you time it right, sunset on the main balcony over a bottle of your choice would be the ideal ending. Enjoy!
Anonymous

11 January 2018

Beautiful gardens and approach. No expense has been spared in the wine making process but the wine is virtually undrinkable. By contrast, boxes and bottle labels are hand cut and assembled! I cannot imagine how or why anyone would try to produce Pinot Noir here! The restaurant is less than average. However, still worth a visit if only to see grape vines cheek to jowl with sugar cane and enjoy the view.
Anonymous

16 December 2017

Wines are nothing to rave about and 5.000MMK for tasting four samples is kind of too much. View is nice though.
Anonymous

11 December 2017

Beautiful place to see sunset and have a glass of wine at hand. However, food is only ok. Would still recommend this place to visit to catch sunset.
Anonymous

11 December 2017

This is a lovely place to spend an afternoon. We bought a tasting and were also treated to a tour of the grounds by one of the employees. The most unique wine was the dry muscat which was shockingly pleasing despite how it is produced by other winemakers. A must try. The best value is to buy a bottle of wine.
Anonymous

02 December 2017

Five stars for the view. However, this place is just for tourists Rather expensive, you pay enormous 5000 kyat for 4 very tiny samples (and the wine is not good), and we didn't try the food since we read it is not good either. You will enjoy the views, but it is even better from some nearby restaurants.
Anonymous

26 October 2017

Cool place but unfortunately the wine isn't so great. Give it a few years probably be great
Anonymous

26 October 2017

After reading that it the most popular place to watch the sunset in the area for tourists did we decided to get there on time and taste some wine. Well at 1 pm were we more then on time to try a few different bottles of wine what were all amazingly delicious. Something we did not expect from Myanmar.

The food was also great, especially the green tomato salat is something to recommend. And ofcourse was the sunset nice too, not amazing but just nice and worth the wait.
Anonymous

11 October 2017

Five stars for the view and three for the wine. Tasting fee has recently gone up to a pretty steep 5,000 khat. I'd recommend you buy a glass of Sauv Blanc or Shiraz Temp (the best of the white and red) and drink it under the big tree. Great at sunset.
Anonymous

07 October 2017

I'm not a wine snob so can't comment much except that to me and my significant other, the reds in the tasting were not good, but the 3 white wines we had were tasty and worth the money, plus the view around sunset was great. Not a highlight of our myanmar trip but def worth making a side trip.
Anonymous

12 August 2017

Come for the views only but do not order food or drinks if you can The wine and food are really mediocre and expensive. We came for lunch and ended up leaving half a bottle of wine and returning the food we ordered as it was uncooked. Someone recommended a place called bamboo hut nearby which was much better and with almost as good views so we went there
Anonymous

11 May 2017

good for sunset (get there 2 hours before)
wines are as others say, but still drinkable. and they employ alot of staff so its good from that side too.
Anonymous

09 May 2017

Worth the effort to get there if you cycle. Very good wine to be quaffed overlooking the Inle landscape.
Anonymous

27 April 2017

It is an amazing place to relax while enjoying the sunset. Nevertheless, the quality of their wines is just average-low. It was crowded outside so we had to sit inside but fortunately we could sit by the window so we could enjoy the scenery.
Anonymous

19 March 2017

Wine tasting: The best are the peanuts.
If you're comming from a country with wine tradition, please don't go there. When I was 17 I bought better wines for 1€.
Views are nice.
Anonymous

24 December 2016

The quality of the wine is not too tasty but the views are unbelievable. A great place to cycle up to and enjoy a couple of hours of relaxing while you watch the sunset.

The food prices are comparable to any mid range restaurant in the city. Best to have some appetizers after you cycle up.