Jills at Moorooduc Estate: wine and views
Peninsula Piers and Pinots gives Mornington Peninsula vignerons a chance to showcase their pinots with matched food - here at Moorooduc Estate. Photographer Adrian Lander [©Mornington Peninsula Vignerons Association]
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501 Derril Road
VIC 3933
Australia
Fax: 03 5971 8550
Email: moorooduc@ozemail.com.au
Website: Jills at Moorooduc Estate: wine and views
MEMBERS' OFFER: Jill's Restaurant at Moorooduc Estate is set on a secluded hillside and makes the most of its sweeping views across the vineyard to the Moorooduc Valley below.
The McIntyre family would like to offer VisitVineyards.com members a complimentary glass of Devil Bend Pinot Noir or Chardonnay with their meals.
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Avoid the madding crowds - discover Moorooduc, home to award-winning wineries, a distinguished luxury hotel and one of the most interesting restaurant experiences around.
Established in 1982, Moorooduc Estate on the Mornington Peninsula, offers the finest hand crafted wines - specialising in 'wild yeast' fermented Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. read more
At Moorooduc Estate on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, the land was found and purchased in 1982 after an extensive search for a promising vineyard site. read more
Enjoy wine tastings with beautifully matched cuisines throughout some fabulous events. Mornington Peninsula and Melbourne Events present Peninsula Pinot Partner Dinners from 4 - 12 October 2008 at various locations.
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