Whispering Hills Vineyard

A boutique Winery and Cellar Door in the Yarra Valley
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Wine Tasting at Whispering Hills

Whispering Hills Vineyard is a small, family-run winery in Yarra Valley, producing elegant cool-climate wines that reflect the rich red soils of the Upper Yarra. Established in 1985, the vineyard is dedicated to sustainable viticulture, with each vintage crafted in small lots of just one to six barrels per variety. This hands-on approach allows for the creation of wines that are true to their site, offering depth and complexity.

At the Cellar Door, visitors can taste through a selection of wines while learning about the vineyard’s sustainable practices. During harvest, from late February to mid-April, guests may even have the opportunity to watch the winemaking process unfold in the onsite winery.

Visit Whispering Hills in Yarra Valley

Set in the scenic countryside, Whispering Hills Vineyard’s Cellar Door is a welcoming space where guests can enjoy a relaxed wine tasting experience seven days a week. The intimate setting allows for engaging conversations with the owner, Murray, about the vineyard’s winemaking philosophy and seasonal influences.

On weekends and public holidays, the onsite woodfired kitchen comes to life, serving handcrafted pizzas. The menu changes weekly based on the best available produce, and even the oven is fueled with prunings from the vineyard, further reflecting the winery’s commitment to sustainability.

You can expect the following from a tasting at Whispering Hills:

Book a tasting at Whispering Hills

Wine tastings are available daily, and while bookings are not required, they are recommended on weekends to ensure availability. The woodfired kitchen serves lunch every Saturday and Sunday, with reservations strongly encouraged due to high demand. Private functions can be arranged by appointment.

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