The Story of Murrindindi
Murrindindi is a beautiful region in Victoria's North Central district. It is rich in natural assets of forested mountains, lakes and rivers. Its geographical location and elevation north of the Great Dividing Range combined with its topographical features gives it a special climate. During the cold winter months, snow covers Lake Mountain and fog lingers between the abundant peaks and hilltops. The Aboriginal word, Murrindindi, means Mist of the Mountains
Meet the Winemakers
From the first vines planted in the region in the early 1970s until the present, wineries in Murrindindi are family-owned. The local winemakers have a hands-on approach and often manage the viticultural and winemaking aspects of their business. Winemaking starts in the vineyard, and it is the uniqueness of boutique wineries to marry the growing and making of the wines.
Meet the people who are passionate about their vineyard and craft!
Celebrate with us
Wine is a great cultural drink bringing people together. For generations, wine regions across the world have been celebrating the end of harvest, new vintage releases and any other special occasion. In fact, winemakers are very innovative when it comes to finding excuses to celebrate their viticultural skills! So, join the Murrindindi Winemakers for their next event.
Murrindindi Wine Weekend October 2020
Traditionally held in May, the Murrindindi Wine Weekend has been postponed until October 2020 due to coronavirus restrictions.
Now in its fifth year, Murrindindi Winemakers are opening their cellar doors on the first weekend in May October to celebrate locally grown and made wines. Discover the hidden vineyards in the Acheron and Yea Valleys and meet your local vignerons who have just harvested their 2020 vintage. This year six local wineries across Murrindindi are joining the celebrations on 2nd - 3rd May October 2020. Start planning your Murrindindi Wine Weekend now! Everyone is invited! Join the fun on the first weekend of May October!
