Allinda Winery
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Dixons Creek VIC 3775
AUSTRALIA
Established in 1990 by Al and Linda Fencaros, Allinda Winery is situated at the foothills of The Great Dividing Range at the northern-most end of the Yarra Valley in Victoria Port Phillip region.
Award winning estate grown and produced wines. The wine style focuses on the sense of touch, concentrating on balanced, soft, creamy mouth-feel; complexity and length of flavour. Stunning views, overlooking several vineyards, from rustic cellar door constructed of timber recycled from an 1886 woolstore.
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