Our world class wine regions at your doorstep

from GoodTimes Winter 2023

Get on your bike in North east Victoria

Nestled in the Alpine Valleys are many charming towns like Bright, Porepunkah and Myrtleford which are home to rail trails and boutique cellar doors.

Beechworth

Once a thriving gold mining town, Beechworth has developed into a vibrant

King Valley

Located at the foothills of the Alpine National Park, the picturesque King Valley wine region is home of many exceptional Italian wine varietals, including Prosecco, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese and Pinot Grigio, influenced by Italian immigrants living in the area.

For the vineyards, perched on the fertile slopes that rise above the King River, are home to great wines and their makers. First, second and third generation Italian migrant families continue a tradition, today treating the Australian palate with their Mediterranean-inspired wines.

The famous ‘Prosecco Road’ is a sensational food and wine trail celebrating the best of the rustic Italian dining experience. Visitors can drive or cycle the trail and enjoy intimate tastings with the winemakers and savour the flavours of the fine combination of Australian and Italian cuisine.

The area also includes the Milawa Gourmet Region, home of unique delicatessens, providores, restaurants, food stores and markets.

Alpine Valleys

With the breathtaking Victorian Alps and colourful food culture, the Alpine Valleys region is one of the most visited destinations in Victoria by outdoor adventurers and wine enthusiasts alike.

The region includes the four valleys surrounding the Ovens, Buffalo, Buckland and Kiewa rivers with the unique sub-alpine conditions producing premium cool climate wines. The region is renowned for its elegant, velvety red wines and crisp white wines.

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Rutherglen

Situated on the banks of the Murray River, the Rutherglen region is internationally famous for its fortified wines. After emerging from the gold rush in the mid-nineteenth century, the region is now referred to as the ‘liquid’ gold capital. The beautiful old winemaking houses which sprang up in the gold rush days are still owned and managed by fourth, fifth and sixth generation descendants.

Pfei er Wines historic winery cellars and century old Sunday Creek Bridge is the perfect location to immerse yourself in nature and simply enjoy the sound of silence. The air is clean and fresh, the skies are tall and there is plenty of space to enjoy a Sunday afternoon drink in a unique Australian setting?

Book a Seated Tasting Experience to explore the large (there are 29 to try) range of premium wines produced by Father and Daughter winemaking team, Chris and Jen Pfei er. Discover the stories of the wineries rich wine heritage spanning over 150 years from the friendly Pfei er team. BBQ up your own lunch with a DIY BBQ pack whilst enjoying the special views overlooking Sunday Creek. Picnic on the 'pfamous' Sunday Creek bridge, under the century old pine trees or simply on the green grass within the beautiful grounds with a pre-booked Picnic Hamper…and if the season is right, you can even feed some turtles.