Cellars, Premium Wines, Australian and Imported Beers, Liqueurs, Spirits, Melbourne
A small winery and historic homestead dating back to the 1800s, set against the backdrop of undulant green and yellow pastures. It’s just a 20-minute drive from Melbourne Airport, so time it well and drop by for a tasting before your flight . Three distinct vineyards take full advantage of the Peninsula’s maritime climate, which allows starkly different varieties to thrive. At the restaurant, brown leather banquettes and wood panelling set the mood for a tight yet well-executed menu, which features anything from market fish to rich beef cheek. An inspired range of cards, gifts, stationery, gift-wrapping and party supplies. Leading footwear specialist with an extensive range of European-made shoes for the modern woman.
The space is sprinkled with small, round tables, really only big enough to seat two. Nab some truly great wines and pair them with some cheeky charcuterie board before hitting up a Melbourne CBD restaurantfor dinner. Pe, which comes perfectly browned and stuffed Pavie 2015 with three kinds of cheese. Though curated, the exclusively French wine list offers all the necessary pairings to complement the rich food. Rising in popularity over recent years, natural wines are popping up on more and more restaurant wine lists.
Shop for gifts, your Christmas spread and be inspired for the festive season. Add a special touch with the in-centre gift-wrapping service, available for a gold coin donation. You can book in for your Santa photos in Santaland and the little ones can have a ride on the Santaland Express. At Christmas Mall, you can always find your perfect match products to your Christmas decoration idea.
Think rustic floorboards, dimly lit lounge rooms and humming ceiling fans, cosy wooden tables, a long candle-lit bar, and rows of '50s to '70s jazz and blues records played out on high rotation. With an extensive selection, helpful staff, competitive pricing and best of all – free tastings on Saturday afternoons (between midday-2pm). Prince Wine Store is your go-to for a huge range of local and international wines in Melbourne. Cloudwine’s sister store, specialising in – you guessed it – European wines. Same-day delivery available in Melbourne, otherwise 2–3 business days.
Due to its low temperature range and diversity in soil, it has become a popular region of choice for Chardonnay, sparkling wine and Pinot Noir. The only spot on this list with a vacuum-sealed Coravin system, for keeping its by-the-glass options fresh. Heaps of orange and biodynamic wines and a "no snobbery" policy. Stocks more than 20 vintages of Penfolds Grange, plus 2000 other wines. Selected on quality, intensity, Flavour profile and sheer value for money.
Serving all kinds of authentic Thai food in an old Thai house. Approximately 6 miles from the M1, near Castle Donington which allows easy access to our store located in Melbourne, Derbyshire. Even when you get great recommendations from our expert staff, experiencing the quality yourself can make all the difference so you can confidently make your choice. City Wine Shop may not be as fresh and fun as some of its hot new competitors, but it’s earned its acclaim for a reason.
Find traditional French cuisine, complete with white linen and silver service, over at Philippe. Push the boat out and then some at the glamorous new Reine & La Rue. Combining gastronomy, art and luxury, the space can host up to 12 people. It's not all oysters and champagne along this luxurious city strip. Visit the Kino Cinema on Mondays and score movie tickets for just $8.50. Pop into Yakimono from 4pm to 6pm every Thursday and sip your way through $9.50 cocktails.
Spend your time sipping and asking questions as Matt, and chosen wine makers share their extensive wine knowledge and provide tips to elevate your wine palette. With one of the biggest selections of cheese in Melbourne, the Cheese Shop Deli range is diverse, and around 80 per cent are imported. Among the trove is the fast-selling Il Forteto, an earthy Tuscan pecorino stuffed with shaved truffle. On the domestic side, “import replacement cheeses” like the Victorian-produced washed rind L’Artisan Mountain Man are choice picks.
Open from daytime til late, it’s intended to be the kind of place you’d swing by for a casual tipple and a couple of share plates such as salmon gravlax and burrata served with peach and a walnut crumb. Cosy up next to the fireplace or grab a spot in our sun-filled courtyard. Fancy a date at the closest thing to a Parisian wine bar we have in the city? Say hello to one of the most romantic of Melbourne's wine bars, Kirk's.
(In true Italian style, you might even take riposo on the lawn.) The menu showcases the market gardens and might include house-made pappardelle, antipasti or woodfired pizzas. Some of the finest food, wine and views on the entire Mornington Peninsula, which is saying something. And the accommodation is no slouch either, with a range of beautiful king-sized suites to choose from. Between the Yarra Valley and the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria is home to some of Australia’s marquee wine regions. And although these two big players lay claim to the lion’s share of Victoria’s best wineries, there are great places to try all across the state.
The space is sprinkled with small, round tables, really only big enough to seat two. Nab some truly great wines and pair them with some cheeky charcuterie board before hitting up a Melbourne CBD restaurantfor dinner. Pe, which comes perfectly browned and stuffed Pavie 2015 with three kinds of cheese. Though curated, the exclusively French wine list offers all the necessary pairings to complement the rich food. Rising in popularity over recent years, natural wines are popping up on more and more restaurant wine lists.
Shop for gifts, your Christmas spread and be inspired for the festive season. Add a special touch with the in-centre gift-wrapping service, available for a gold coin donation. You can book in for your Santa photos in Santaland and the little ones can have a ride on the Santaland Express. At Christmas Mall, you can always find your perfect match products to your Christmas decoration idea.
Think rustic floorboards, dimly lit lounge rooms and humming ceiling fans, cosy wooden tables, a long candle-lit bar, and rows of '50s to '70s jazz and blues records played out on high rotation. With an extensive selection, helpful staff, competitive pricing and best of all – free tastings on Saturday afternoons (between midday-2pm). Prince Wine Store is your go-to for a huge range of local and international wines in Melbourne. Cloudwine’s sister store, specialising in – you guessed it – European wines. Same-day delivery available in Melbourne, otherwise 2–3 business days.
Due to its low temperature range and diversity in soil, it has become a popular region of choice for Chardonnay, sparkling wine and Pinot Noir. The only spot on this list with a vacuum-sealed Coravin system, for keeping its by-the-glass options fresh. Heaps of orange and biodynamic wines and a "no snobbery" policy. Stocks more than 20 vintages of Penfolds Grange, plus 2000 other wines. Selected on quality, intensity, Flavour profile and sheer value for money.
Serving all kinds of authentic Thai food in an old Thai house. Approximately 6 miles from the M1, near Castle Donington which allows easy access to our store located in Melbourne, Derbyshire. Even when you get great recommendations from our expert staff, experiencing the quality yourself can make all the difference so you can confidently make your choice. City Wine Shop may not be as fresh and fun as some of its hot new competitors, but it’s earned its acclaim for a reason.
Find traditional French cuisine, complete with white linen and silver service, over at Philippe. Push the boat out and then some at the glamorous new Reine & La Rue. Combining gastronomy, art and luxury, the space can host up to 12 people. It's not all oysters and champagne along this luxurious city strip. Visit the Kino Cinema on Mondays and score movie tickets for just $8.50. Pop into Yakimono from 4pm to 6pm every Thursday and sip your way through $9.50 cocktails.
Spend your time sipping and asking questions as Matt, and chosen wine makers share their extensive wine knowledge and provide tips to elevate your wine palette. With one of the biggest selections of cheese in Melbourne, the Cheese Shop Deli range is diverse, and around 80 per cent are imported. Among the trove is the fast-selling Il Forteto, an earthy Tuscan pecorino stuffed with shaved truffle. On the domestic side, “import replacement cheeses” like the Victorian-produced washed rind L’Artisan Mountain Man are choice picks.
Open from daytime til late, it’s intended to be the kind of place you’d swing by for a casual tipple and a couple of share plates such as salmon gravlax and burrata served with peach and a walnut crumb. Cosy up next to the fireplace or grab a spot in our sun-filled courtyard. Fancy a date at the closest thing to a Parisian wine bar we have in the city? Say hello to one of the most romantic of Melbourne's wine bars, Kirk's.
(In true Italian style, you might even take riposo on the lawn.) The menu showcases the market gardens and might include house-made pappardelle, antipasti or woodfired pizzas. Some of the finest food, wine and views on the entire Mornington Peninsula, which is saying something. And the accommodation is no slouch either, with a range of beautiful king-sized suites to choose from. Between the Yarra Valley and the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria is home to some of Australia’s marquee wine regions. And although these two big players lay claim to the lion’s share of Victoria’s best wineries, there are great places to try all across the state.
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