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How we read reviews →Gippsland vineyard restaurant pairing seasonal Australian dishes with cellar-door wine tastings.
Relaxed countryside charm on a working vineyard. lawn seating under market umbrellas, sweeping views of the vines, and a pet-friendly welcome that turns genuinely buzzy when the venue fills for functions.
Cellar-door wine tasting flights (reserve and standard tiers), an extensive estate wine list, pet-friendly lawns with room for kids to run, and a chef who visits tables during service.
A family-run Gippsland estate. its reserve pinot noir is named Valerie after the founder's wife, reflecting the winery's family heritage rather than any specific national cuisine lineage.
Mixed. a $45 two-course lunch is called decent value and the wine is praised, but the $20 per-person tasting fee (with limited pours) and some high bottle prices have drawn criticism versus nearby cellar doors.
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