The 8th Red Hill Long Lunch will be held on Friday 13th March 2009, at Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens.

Unique rustic barn style accommodation, modern facilities with large, open plan living and upper level loft. Uninterrupted views of local vineyards, Port Phillip ... read more

Just over an hour and a half's drive from Melbourne, but seemingly a world away! Hotel Sorrento is the jewel in Sorrento's crown, situated right in the heart of ... read more

25th and 27th February 2009 - International Cool Climate Wine Show Public Tasting and BMW Awards Dinner promises to be yet another fun occasion.

Complimentary coffee and delicious breads are two reasons the Red Hill Baker is not to be missed

In the fifth installment of our series covering Jancis Robinson's tasting notes on The New Australian 250, she enjoys some centenarian vines from Langmeil in the Barossa Valley, and treats herself to a range from Moss Wood in Margaret River.

Exclusive to VisitVineyards.com members, we bring you the first of fortnightly installments from the new release of Taste Food and Wine 2009. Authors Tyson Stelzer and Matthew Jukes say the troublesome 2007 vintage had a devastating effect on Pinot Noir quality, but here are 10 great value Pinots that made the cut.

The Mornington Peninsula has been a popular tourist destination since the 1920s. Back then, visitors made their way into the district by gravel road or paddle steamer. Today, Victoria’s premier cool climate wine region is a comfortable one hour’s drive south-east of the city.

Every summer city dwellers flock to the beach or the bush, returning the the big smoke with dreams off swapping city life for a room with a view. Foxeys Hangout: The story of one family's vineyard dream describes a tree change »

Locals know best. Willow Creek Wines' new winemaker Geraldine McFaul loves the Mornington Peninsula - her idea of a perfect day will have you begging to stay a whole weekend.