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Chandon Vineyard, Yarra Valley, VIC - This vineyard was awarded Yarra Valley’s best winery in the Gourmet Traveller Wine Best Cellar Door Awards 2018.

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Yarra Valley - The stunning Yarra Valley offers views forever and wine to delight the palate.

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Twitcher - Have morning tea in the picturesque Dandenongs and hand-feed native birds.

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Bubbly - Domaine Chandon has been crafting delicious sparkling wine since the days it was allowed to be called champagne.

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Lancaster Wines, Swan Valley, WA - Find the famous outdoor tasting shed and bar at Lancaster Wines.

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Swan Valley - The area was first settled by Croatian and Italian immigrants in the 1920s. It has become known for its verdelho, chenin blanc, chardonnay, shiraz and cabernet wines.

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River of happiness - Located on the banks of the Swan River, Lancaster Wines is part of the Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail, a 32 km loop of flavours.

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Sevenhill Cellars, Clare Valley, SA - Visit Clare Valley for some of the most beautiful and historic vineyards in the region.

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History - The Clare Valley winery is situated in a spectacular Jesuit monastery from 1851.

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Tours - Self-guided tours, as well as staff-guided tours, are available at Sevenhills.

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Monastery - Initially, the monastery made altar wine but later began making popular table wines too.

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Montalto Vineyard and Olive Grove, Mornington Peninsula, VIC - Prepare to see over 200 vineyards surrounded by hills, olive groves, orchards, and historic mansions.

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Mornington Peninsula - Cool off afterward in the crisp ocean.

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Winery - Known for its beautiful architecture and intimate cellar door, the picturesque grounds of Montalto are home to a restaurant, cafe, sculpture walk, and wetlands.

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Audrey Wilkinson, Hunter Valley, NSW - This vineyard claims to be "all about the taste".

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History - Audrey Wilkinson was established in 1866 and has an on-site museum displaying original winemaking equipment.

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History - The historic vineyard and winery is one of the oldest in the area.

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Hunter history - The Hunter Valley region has the oldest vineyards in Australia, dating back to the 1820s.

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d’Arenberg, McLaren Vale, South Australia - Visit the d’Arenberg winery in McLaren Vale for the very best in traditional winemaking practices.

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McLaren Vale - Home to some of the oldest grape vines in the world, McLaren Vale’s 65 wineries specialize in Shiraz thanks to the Mediterranean-like climate.

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Footsy - Established in 1912, the winery uses traditional processes for creating its wine, including the use of small batches, basket-pressed grapes, and foot-treading.

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Penfolds Magill Estate, Adelaide Hills, SA - Visit this vineyard in Adelaide Hills for a history on Grange wine, which is said to be the greatest wine in Australia.

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Adelaide Hills - The estate includes underground tunnels, a cottage, and bluestone cellars, as well as a premium wine collection and award-wining restaurant

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Iconic - Visit the estate for tours and stunning views of the iconic vineyards.

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The beginning - The vineyard and winery were established in 1844.

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Jacobs Creek, Barossa Valley, SA - Visit Jacobs Creek in the Barossa Valley to learn about the first commercial vineyard to open in the Barossa Valley.

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Barossa Valley - In 1842, the first European immigrants to the Barossa Valley arrived, and within a short time, 150 wineries and vineyards emerged.

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Activities - There are many things to do here including wine tasting and food workshops.

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Up the creek - Visitors can picnic in the vineyards and cycle through the Barossa Valley area, taking in the gorgeous scenery surrounding Jacobs Creek.

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