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How we read reviews →Dog-friendly Healesville cellar door pouring low-intervention wines and standout vermouth.
An industrial urban winery with street art and a relaxed beer-garden courtyard. casual and unpretentious rather than a traditional formal cellar door.
Dogs welcome indoors, a mural by Melbourne street artist Mike Makatron, guided tastings led by knowledgeable staff, and a rotating food van (wood-fired pizza, Mexican) alongside the wine.
A modern, low-intervention winemaking outfit rather than a heritage estate. its identity is built on natural wines and street art, not tradition.
Reviewers consistently call the tastings and bottle prices very reasonable for the quality on offer.
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