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Victoria's best wine regions

YARRA VALLEY


Image: Wine tasting at Stones of the Yarra Valley cellar door; Credit: Visit Victoria & Robert Blackburn 

You can't go wrong with the Yarra Valley, Victoria's oldest wine producing region. It's 170+ year history guarantees visitors established wineries with award-winning tipples, all among forest and rolling green hills. The Coombe Farm, set in the historic Melba House (circa 1912), is a favourite with great wine, gardens and providore. Tarrawarra Estate is worth the time, too; their entranc, built into the side of a hill, looks like something out of Lord of the Rings (hobbits not included). 

Book your holiday at our nearest park:  Discovery Parks - Melbourne

 

RUTHERGLEN


Image: The Wicked Virgin and Calico Town Wines, Rutherglen; Credit: Josie Withers

Rutherglen masters the art of fortified wine, including the world's most decadent type: the muscat. While the climate is prime for producing a sweet tokay, the region produces some knockout reds. The local durif is a smoky and dark wine and wins the tastebuds of all serious fans of red wine. Campbells and Cofield have cellar doors - so go on in, say g'day and have a sip!

Book your stay at our nearest park:  Discovery Parks - Lake Hume 

 

GEELONG & THE BELLARINE 


Image: Jack Rabbit Winery Bellarine Peninsula; Credit: Visit Victoria & Roberto Seba

You might be here as a quick weekend getaway from Melbourne or about to head off on your Great Ocean Road journey. But Geelong & the Bellarine offers several areas to explore - each with their own climates and signature varieties. The salty air on the Surf Coast, the tough limestone of the Moorabool Valley, and the rich black basalt soil of the Bellarine made this greater wine region a pandora's box of choice. 

Book your stay at our nearest park:  Discovery Parks - Geelong

 

PERRICOOTA 


Image: St Annes Vineyards Perricoota; Credit: Visit Victoria & Emily Godfrey

While Echuca-Moama may be the holiday spot for history buffs, the wine lovers are well taken care of. This wine region may be only a couple of decades old, but the Perricoota is spreading the word on its quality table reds. When you're not riding down the Murray on a paddlesteamer, snap up a couple of bottles of cabernet sauvignon or shiraz from St Anne's and Cape Horn

Book your stay at our nearest parks:

Discovery Parks - Echuca 

Discovery Parks - Moama West

Discovery Parks - Maidens Inn Moama

 

HENTY


Image: Basalt Restaurant and Winery, Port Fairy; Credit: Visit Victoria & Robert Blackburn

Have you taken an album's worth of photos of the Bay of Islands and the gigantic trees in the Otways? Keep on keepin' on, as another stop lies west. On the south-west corner of Victoria lies another spot along the Great Ocean Road: the Henty wine region. With long and cold winters, the Henty produces sparkling wine good enough to keep your mates happy at New Year's. Basalt's is a worthy cellar door to indulge - sip biodynamic riesling and nibble on tapas. 

Book your stay at our nearest park:  Discovery Parks - Warrnambool

Love wine touring? Victoria has some of the best on offer. 

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