Gorgeous winery, delectable food and seriously good wine. Easily some of the best Pinot Noir you'll…read morefind in the region. Great hosts.

A great little cellar door. If you're in the area, drop in. They have a function centre/reception…read moreroom/meeting room. However, it is all glass. VERY hot in summer (and I assume cold in winter). The staff know their stuff and are happy to spend time explaining the great wind they produce.

Came here for a wine lunch with my MIL and some of her friends. The difference here is the staff…read moreand atmosphere. A singing duo was playing 90s and early 2000s favorites. One of the women working the bar took a few minutes out to explain about their varietals. I recommend the tasting menu. The whole table needs to do it but its the best way to try a little bit of everything. If you want to go ala carte I recommend the flatbread pizzas! For wines try the sparkling blanc de blanc!

Where do I start, a cafe, wine tasting area, fine dining, a helipad and an amazing function venue…read moreall in one. The cafe serves up amazing meals with the prawn linguine just mouth watering and the sourdough and olive oil just a great starter! Amazing wine list and great prices too! Love the views as well.

I have to say up front - we come here for the beautiful balcony views first, and the wine second…read more Not that the wines are bad mind you, just that the view is that good. We emailed them during the week to book for Saturday lunch and were told it was booked out, so it was surprising to arrive for a tasting to see more than half the tables were empty and be told we could have one as long as we cleared out in two hours time (People must do long lunches around here!) so always worth trying your luck. Food is decent without being mind-blowing: tasty fish and chips, calamari, burgers and meatball pasta were our choices and everyone left happy. The wines are hit and miss for me. Some really nice ones, others don't impress - but I should say that some of my tasting buddies had the opposite experience and loved what I didn't, and weren't taken with what i loved - so it's one of those that might polarise taste buds. Just gives you something to talk about over lunch.

I hesitate to add this to Yelp, only because Barrgowan and their Simonsen Shiraz is easily one of…read moreBellarine's best kept secrets. Available by appointment only, visiting their cellar door you get a great tour of their little set up. It's enough to inspire you to pick up tools and create your own small operation ... one day. You then sit down with the winemaker who will happily chat about their history and open a bottle for you to sip and talk about. His passion is clear, and once you taste the wine you can see why he is so proud: this is one of the best $25 bottles you'll likely have. It's crazy well priced for the quality, and surely unlikely to stay that way for long.

Scotchmans has a great range of wine - there's bound to be something for all tastes and budgets…read morehere. The entry level range has a few options that taste well beyond what the price tag signifies, and they just keep getting better from there. Plus, they have a warehouse sale a few times a year which is full of locals who know they're onto a bargain. Follow their lead if you see this on when you pop in - you can have a tasting down there too. Bonus.

Delicious wine, lovely service and a beautiful space. Warehouse sale is amazing value. Worth a…read morevisit!

Bellarine Estate is a great 'twofer' stop when on a wine tasting adventure through the beautiful…read moreBellarine region. One - there's wine, of course. A decent selection of reds and whites, all solid in taste, and all pretty decently priced so the obligatory post-tasting buy wont break the budget - there's even a buy three get one free deal if you really get besotted by their vino. The cellar door is trying something new, and now has taken on selling fresh vegetables and freshly baked breads. There's also cheeses and other delicious delights to-go, making this a great stop for picking up things for a platter to enjoy at home with the bottle/s you left with. Then there's the second thing - beer. Next door in the restaurant/bar you can buy a tasting paddle for $15 and sample four of their beers - including an oyster beer if you dare. Their ginger and chocolate beers are the picks for mine. They also do decent desserts there, making this a 'threefer' for those sweet-tooths among us.

Friendly winery dogs, full bodied Shiraz and lots of sharing plates to select from make for a great…read moreexcursion to the Bellarine Peninsula. The grazing plates are plentiful and brimming with local produce. Vintage cheese, local seafood, home made dips and house fires pizzas are just some of the gourmet delights on offer. Be sure to say hi to the winery dogs. A great spot for good wine and fresh Bellarine Peninsula air!

What a great way to spend a birthday lunch Joined by friends…read moreand ready to eat, we were delighted at the ease of order, attention to our needs, delightful wine and a very interesting venue. With plenty to amuse the senses in the venue, a stroll around to view the collections of various treasures is well worth the effort....and as for the food, platters of yumm.. antipasto and cheese platters were delish..Thanks McGlashans for a good time on a friends birthday...

Banks Road boasts a huge range of delicious wines at reasonable prices. Friendly service and…read morebeautiful setting make this a must-stop in the Bellarine. Can't wait to return and try the food at the new restaurant

Warning: Banks Road has a very healthy range of wines. Just throwing that out there in case you…read moreneed to pace yourself on a wine-time day out. They're all very decent drops too, no real slouch to be found among them. That we left with a Rosé says something, considering that's usually one of our least favourite types of wine. Been here twice and always received warm cellar door service too, which means we'll probably keep coming back. Keen to try the accompanying restaurant (just changed hands) one day too.