Pinot Grigio
Our first releases of Pinot Grigio sold out in a flash! Our maturing vineyard can now supply a greater quantity of fruit so there will be more availability of this most versatile wine from now on. Refreshing and dry, it is perfect with most spicy foods and wonderful with an array of salads and fish dishes. ORDER NOW
Lagrein
2006 saw the release of our Lagrein, a varietal from the Alto Adige and Trentino regions in north-eastern Italy.
A dark cherry red in colour, full- bodied with well- structured tannins, it is a versatile wine to be enjoyed year round with hot, savoury foods both small and large! ORDER NOW
Pinot Rose
This Pinot Rose is wonderful when served chilled- and on the hottest days, just add ice cubes! It has a dry finish and compliments, perfectly, cold foods such as smoked salmon, chicken, salad and soft cheeses. It also goes beautifully with fruits such as melon, canteloup and grapes.
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Welcome to Point Leo Road Vineyard

The Point Leo Road Vineyard was established in the spring of 1996, and is family owned and operated. Located on the southern slopes of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, it overlooks Westernport Bay to Seal Rocks and The Nobbies, which make up the southern- most tip of Phillip Island.


The vineyard is a true cool climate site with maritime influences from both Westernport and Port Phillip Bays.


Point Leo Road Vineyard was originally developed as a pinot noir and chardonnay block, varieties that the Mornington Peninsula grows very well, but over the past 4 years other varieties have been planted to add diversity to what should become an interesting range of premium wines.


After a bumper crop of chardonnay and pinot noir in 2004, it was decided to use some of the excellent fruit to make wine under our own label. Since then sparkling Pinot Noir/Chardonnay, a Blanc de Noir made from pinot noir, Pinot Noir Rose, Lagrein and the ever- popular Pinot Grigio have been added.

 
The Tom Thumb

A stunning Reserve Pinot Noir was made from an exceptional barrel of wine in 2005 and was  named ‚ÄùThe Tom Thumb‚Äù. The Tom Thumb was the name of the small boat sailed by George Bass and Matthew Flinders as they began to explore the coastline south of Sydney in 1796.

It is in very short supply but why not make someone very happy by including it in your purchase of wines.

A mixed case of SIX wines makes a wonderful gift.

All our wines are available by mail order. Please use the faxable order form on the order form page or contact us for more information.

 

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