Melbourne: Mornington Peninsula Wine Day Tour
Enjoy a day tour with an emphasis on a wide range of wine accompanied by superb food and hinterland scenery.
Embla is a wine bar in Cbd, Melbourne.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Enjoy a day tour with an emphasis on a wide range of wine accompanied by superb food and hinterland scenery.
Discover the Yarra Valley on this food, wine and produce tour from Melbourne. Ride in a classic '56 Chevrolet, soak up country views, taste hand crafted drinks and tak...
Enjoy two delicious seasonal grazing plates accompanied with a glass of wine. Followed by a dessert each and a farm roasted coffee! Admire the view of the property whi...
Address: 122 Russell Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Neighbourhood Wine in Fitzroy North fills a double-fronted terrace with Victorian producers and low-intervention pours from a thoughtful and well-priced list.
Wine focus: Victorian cellar door range and Australian small-producer
Blackhearts and Sparrows is Melbourne's best independent bottle shop for discovering something new: natural and biodynamic wines across six Melbourne stores.
Wine focus: Curated retail with bottle-shop-meets-bar model
The Builders Arms on Gertrude Street does a double life as a local pub and a seriously chosen wine room: natural bottles, good food and a courtyard.
Wine focus: Victorian and Australian natural, craft beer backup
Marion on Gertrude Street is the Fitzroy neighbourhood wine bar: an ever-changing natural wine list and snacks designed around what was opened.
Wine focus: Natural and low-intervention, Victorian and European small producers
Bar Liberty in Fitzroy North is the natural wine bar that launched a thousand imitators: ferments and pours that changed how Melbourne thinks about wine.
Wine focus: Natural and minimal-intervention, skin-contact, Australian and European
Carlton Wine Room on Faraday Street has the suburb's most serious wine list: old-world depth and a kitchen that holds its own beside the bottles.
Wine focus: Victorian and Australian regional, classic French and Italian back-up