Redbank Winery, Sally's Paddock
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Redbank VIC 3478
"Neill Robb's Redbank Winery is a bit of an institution, thanks in part to the vision and hard work of its creator, and the unique personality of its principal wine - Sally's Paddock, a characterful blend of Cabernet, Shiraz and Malbec...This wonderfully rustic cellar door also does a good coffee and a mean ploughperson's lunch" Ben Canaider.
Redbank Winery was first established in 1973. It is located in the wine region Pyrenees. The winemaker is Neill Robb, who is also the owner with Sally Robb. The cellar door is managed by Sally Robb. Wines include Sally's Paddock, Sally's Hill and Hundred Tree Hill. The wines vary in price between $14.00 and $70.00. There is a tapas style menu available from 11am to 3pm at the Flying Pig Deli
There is also an online shop. Visit the website for more information.
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