La Lune Wine Co ★ 4.8
La Lune on Melbourne Street in South Brisbane (Fish Lane entrance) is a natural wine destination. Skin-contact wines and small French-leaning plates.
Wine focus: Natural and minimal-intervention, French and Australian
Hello Please is a wine bar in South Brisbane, Brisbane.
Editorially verified June 1, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: Fish Lane, South Brisbane QLD 4101
La Lune on Melbourne Street in South Brisbane (Fish Lane entrance) is a natural wine destination. Skin-contact wines and small French-leaning plates.
Wine focus: Natural and minimal-intervention, French and Australian
La Lune on Melbourne Street in South Brisbane (Fish Lane entrance) is a natural wine destination. Skin-contact wines and small French-leaning plates.
Wine focus: Natural and minimal-intervention, French and Australian
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