Yering Farm Wines

This is a lovely, quaint little winery housed in an old barn. The inside is rustic but when we visited, it have been fitted out with fairy lights and flowers for a private function. This would be an adorable place for a small wedding. As for the wine, I found a lot to like here. The wines were affordable and understated. We took a bottle of the cabernet home. They were also selling some boxes at a steep discount. I was very tempted, but there were many more wineries to visit. My mom in law was in love with their fresh apple cider which reminded her of her time in Germany. We got a bottle of that to go as well. The owner filled us in on the history of the vineyards and it’s rather fascinating. This was a great find, a little off the beaten path — but well worth it!

This is a lovely little boutique winery. They have (very proudly) just branched out to offer online sales and they have a delicious pink lady apple cider!
The winery is housed in an old tine shed/​barn that has loads of character. The staff are very friendly and you could easily settle in here on a cool day next to the fire or sit outside on a sunny day and relax the day away.
The wines are lovely and you can easily do a vertical tasting of several of their wine varieties. Well worth a visit.

after a killer flight from hnl… nothing like a nice drive in the countryside around melbourne… what a fantastic piece of luck to wander into this place… forgot all about the jet lag…

Yering Farm is this little boutique number in the wine drinking district of Yering. We managed to come here and taste about 10 different wines, all pretty spectacular. The boutique winery doesn’t retail at your local bottle-​o but you can find Yering Farms wines in restaurants and can order from the Yering Farm directly.
We picked up a case of rose (only $ 10 a bottle) and some amazing desert wine. The lovely lady (Amanda i think) was happy to talk her way through all the wines and help us with anything we needed.
The grounds were lovely and lush. All a lot to take in from the small shed where we were tasting from, the shed itself had such a great boutique feel about it. They had local artwork available to buy and sweet pieces on the wall (like a ‘wanted ned kelly’ poster).