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The 10 Best Wineries & Vineyards in Red Hill, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Red Hill, Australia including Mont Rouge Estate, Avani Wines, Rahona Valley Vineyard, Kerri Greens Winery, Main Ridge Estate, Fenian Wines, Red Hill Estate, Polperro Winery, Eldridge Estate of Red Hill, Montalto.
Restaurants in Red Hill
1. Mont Rouge Estate
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
• WINE • CHOCOLATE • ICE CREAM • Mont Rouge Estate is set in picturesque Red Hill surrounded by acres of stunning vineyards. Visit the Cellar door and Chocolaterie. Lunch on weekends and public holidays. The single vineyard wines, artisan chocolates and ice cream all showcase the uniqueness of the Mornington Peninsula region. A relaxing and enjoyable place to visit, the estate has a warm friendly environment to which visitors are always welcome.
Reviewed By Annie44433
If you want to feel like 'à la maison' (at home ) and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere, head to this boutique winery, in Red Hill. Mont Rouge means 'Red Hill' in French and was previously called Darling Park. The 4 acre vineyard consists of Pinot noir, Pino Gris and Chardonnay and has 30 years of history. I tasted the 2018 Pinot noir with strawberry flavours, not too light, not too strong and perfect to go along with my lunch.Gourmet Barbecue lunch on weekends and public holidays with generous options of meat for $25 .Tasting for a reasonable $5. Nice and cosy atmosphere with 2 welcoming hosts, Brendon and Jenny. This is what you call a hidden gem.
2. Avani Wines
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Avani is a boutique winery and vineyard producing premium cool-climate wines on the Mornington Peninsula. Adopting a minimal intervention approach, we create wines of character which best express their site and growing season. Avani Syrah is our estate wine, made exclusively from grapes grown on our vineyard in Red Hill South. Our Amrit range showcases Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris from other cool-climate vineyards in Main Ridge and Shoreham. We also experiment with new winemaking approaches in our limited release vintages (skin-contact Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, and Sauvignon Blanc). Our cellar door is open the first weekend of every month (10am to 5pm) for wine tasting.
Reviewed By jsdal - Rowville, Australia
Just got back from an absolutely magical afternoon at Avani Wines, celebrating my wife's birthday. They were running a pop-up restaurant event with chef Harry Mangat of Biji Dining. Having been spoilt by the quality of Indian food in our native UK, this is the one cuisine that our new home-city of Melbourne hasn't - in our experience to date - nailed. How wonderful to be proven wrong this lunchtime! We particularly enjoyed the courgette 'bhartha' starter, the king prawns in South Indian spices, the main course of lamb and the innovative strawberry and cream pudding with it's hint of cardamon. As we had arrived early for our meal, we had time for some wine tasting and loved the aromatic flavours of the Amrit pinot gris, chardonnay and the pinot noir. The setting for the pop-up restaurant was picture-postcard, with gorgeous view towards the vineyards and the hills. A magical lunch out and an experience not to be missed.
3. Rahona Valley Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Our Cellar Door is open the first weekend of every month and by appointment. Please check google listing for open days/ hours. Rahona Valley is boutique vineyard located in hidden valley in Red Hill South. Travel along a road less travelled to the the 25 year old vineyard in a protected valley in Red Hill South, where vines are grown on fertile, rich red basalt soil producing some of the best wines on the Mornington Peninsula. Come say hello to Toby and Dianne at this small, boutique vineyard with a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. We don’t aim to make everything. We don’t aim to be everywhere. We don't aim to be open everyday. But from the wine to the experience and everything in between, we do aim to be seriously good.
Reviewed By jarrodh435 - Dromana, Australia
It’s the holy grail of wine tastings, off the beaten track, unassuming, amazing location and facilities. The wines, the wines, best bubbles on the Peninsula, serious table wines. Did I say gorgeous setting? Amazing experience, go there! Period.
4. Kerri Greens Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Two young vignerons making their mark on the Mornington Peninsula. Producing patient wines from single sites. Wine tasting, BYO pinics, beers by Hop Nation.
Reviewed By Burgy23 - Melbourne, Australia
I almost want to keep this place to myself, but these guys deserve to be wildly successful. This is one of the great delights of the Mornington Peninsula. A true boutique winery in a stunning setting with amazing wines. The cellar door is very rustic, made by repurposing some old concrete water tanks. You will not be rushed through the tasting, it’s a place where they actually want you to relax and take in the wines and the atmosphere. There is no food service, and you are encouraged to bring a picnic if you wish. Love it.
5. Main Ridge Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The Mornington Peninsula's first commercial winery, established 1975. -Historic vineyard with 45 year old vines and extensive gardens. -Premium Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines - $10 wine tasting fee per person with personal service by the winemaker and extended MRE family. - Lunch available in The Larder on weekends and most Public Holidays, with extended hours over the summer season. Visit our website for opening hours, menus and bookings.
Reviewed By carolinedK4224QY - Melbourne, Australia
We found this winery as we were driving past, we were the only ones there. The staff were super friendly, happy for us to do a tasting $10 a head, not pushy and didn’t hover. Told us about the property and poured first 2 wines then let us enjoy them and then he came back with the next two reds. Gardens are also amazing. Just be mindful of the weather as the road in is a small dirt road and could be tricky when raining
6. Fenian Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By mrmrosullivan - Dandenong, Australia
Fenian Wines is a small winery tucked away in a beautiful part of the Mornington Peninsula. It is a calming spot, and the wines inside are well made and subtle. The Chardonnay is particularly distinctive and the Pinots are good examples of the region. It is worth planning to stop by when they are open.
7. Red Hill Estate
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By 860priyas - Northcote, Australia
Wine tasting experience was amazing. The young gentleman and lady facilitating the tasting was very nice, good knowledge of the wines and made the whole experience worthwhile. Would definitely recommend anyone visiting Red Hill to visit the estate for the Pinot Grigio and the amazing view.
8. Polperro Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 101 reviews
Our cellar door is an intimate space featuring the Polperro and Even Keel wines. Reflecting winemaker Sam Coverdale's, passion and personality the tasting room is accessible for all wine enthusiasts and is designed to encourage conversation. Over 20 years Sam Coverdale has made wines throughout Australia and internationally. Sam's focus has always been on producing sustainable, restrained wines.
Reviewed By JPBofMelb - Melbourne, Australia
Had a great Sunday afternoon picnic here by the dam. Food was fantastic as was the wine and the location. Loved just sitting back in the deck chairs and looking back up the hill at the vines,
9. Eldridge Estate of Red Hill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By vickyd358 - Camberwell, Australia
Eldridge is by far our favourite winery on the peninsula. Wonderful people at the cellar door and amazing view on the deck. Wine is more delicate French style. We’ll be back!
10. Montalto
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 12 reviews
Sculpture is an integral part of life at Montalto and a highlight of any visit to the estate. Our Sculpture Trail winds its way through the property and our beautiful natural gallery provides diverse settings for our pieces. You might find monumental works sited in open spaces through to more intimate pieces amongst the wetlands and vines. Come and explore!
Reviewed By D2140EEdh - Gatton, Australia
Went here to have some lunch on a family weekend, and hadn't booked, so were unable to get into the main restuarant, so went to the more casual section next door, where we had a table ready in half an hour....went and sat on the lawns and enjoyed an excellent wine whilst waiting and enjoyed the beautiful view....lunch was lovely, we all mainly had pizzas and they were delicious.....a bit more of the wine which was outstanding and then a wander through the vines and sculptures.....great afternoon.
