175 King Valley Road
Whitfield Victoria 3678
Rare old wines and new vintage Italians. A rare opportunity to taste aged Italian wine varieties alongside their current release examples. This unique tasting takes you on a journey of discovery highlighting the allure of aged wines from the King Valley. Sophisticated, rarity, tradition and quiet complexity distinguish this tasting. This experience tells the story through taste of the Pizzini family’s pioneering journey of the growing and making of northern Italian wine varieties in King Valley since the mid-1980s. Immerse yourself in this welcoming tasting space and discover the family’s winemaking history - taste wine from various vintages, comparing new-release wines to aged back vintage. Discover firsthand how these wines develop over time, and what influence different King Valley sites have on each wine style. After your tasting, select a glass of wine to enjoy with an Italian-style grazing platter in the Cellar Door grounds. This experience is part of the Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia offering.
Enjoy a sparkling high tea and explore our Italian varietal sparkling wines alongside a selection of perfectly paired morsels. The seasonal food items will highlight local produce and our range of handmade A Tavola! produce, and the experience will include food and wine matching suggestions for to you explore. The Sparkling Italian High Tea is the perfect way to elevate your next day out with friends and includes just the right balance of fun, food and relaxation.
Prosecco, fun and friends! Pop the cork, sip, and have some fun because le cose belle arrivano quando no le cerchi – beautiful things come when you’re not looking. Prosecco is known as the ‘fun’ Italian sparkling wine - and this experience is best enjoyed with friends. Sip your way through our Prosecco range while you graze on a local cheese platter and learn a little more about this fun-loving variety and the King Valley Prosecco Road. This experience can be enjoyed in the Cellar Door grounds taking in the King Valley views, or in the cosy Cellar Door depending on the time of year.