Bellarine Estate

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Established in 1996 Bellarine Estate is a family-owned winery. It sits on over 40 hectares. The estate overlooks Corio Bay. The rolling hills provide stunning views. This award-winning winery is a true family affair. Peter and Lizette Kenny founded it. Now their sons James and Julian are involved. James manages the estate. Julian is the head winemaker. Every step of the winemaking process happens on-site.

Bellarine Estate produces 16 wines annually. Ten wines are under the Bellarine Estate label. These use grapes exclusively from the estate’s vines. The other six varietals are under the Portarlington Ridge label. This involves collaboration with other growers in the Bellarine region. The winery specializes in chardonnay pinot noir and shiraz. The wines are known for their smooth complex flavors. The rich ballast soils contribute to the exceptional fruit.

Bellarine Estate isn’t just a winery. It’s a destination. It includes a cellar door. There’s also a Texas BBQ restaurant. Thirty Acres Distillery produces gin. Luxury glamping tents offer stunning vineyard views. Guests enjoy a relaxing indulgent escape under the stars. The estate also hosts live music and events. Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows have performed here. So have Ross Wilson and The Peaceniks. Many other musical acts have graced the stage.

Three of Bellarine Estate’s wines were served on Qantas business class flights in 2022. This highlights the international recognition of their quality. The Kenny family’s belief is simple. They aim to handcraft exceptional estate-grown wines. Their dedication to quality and experience is clear. Bellarine Estate offers a unique blend of wine food and entertainment. It’s a memorable weekend escape. It’s a place where you can relax unwind and enjoy the best of the Bellarine Peninsula.

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