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2023 Redbank The Eyrie Pinot Noir $40.00 -
2024 Billy Button Rosato 6 Pack $150.00 -
2020 Risky Business Pinot Grigio 12 Pack $336.00 -
Dal Zotto Arneis 2026 6 Pack $180.00 -
Billy Button Pinot Gris 2025 6 Pack $186.00 -
Pizzini Strength of Site il Barone Blend 2023 6 Pack $384.00 -
Pizzini Strength of Site il Barone Blend 2023 12 Pack $768.00 -
Billy Button Rosso 2023 6 Pack $150.00 -
Motley Cru Pinot Noir 2025 6 Pack $156.00 -
Dal Zotto Pinot Grigio 2026 6 Pack $156.00 -
Dal Zotto Sangiovese 2025 6 Pack $174.00 -
Redbank Victorian Pinot Grigio 2026 6 Pack $120.00 -
Redbank King Valley Pinot Noir 2025 6 Pack $162.00 -
Dal Zotto Nebbiolo 2024 $57.00 -
Dal Zotto Barbera 2023 6 Pack $198.00 -
Pizzini Brachetto 2025 6 Pack $150.00 -
2025 Motley Cru Chardonnay 6 Pack $126.00 -
Sold out Dal Zotto Sangiovese 2024 6 Pack $174.00 -
Pizzini La Famiglia Arneis 2025 12 Pack $348.00 -
Pizzini Strength of Site L'Aquila Nebbiolo 2022 12 Pack $768.00 -
2024 Pizzini King Valley Craft Pietra Rossa Sangiovese 12 Pack $360.00 -
2025 Redbank Victorian Chardonnay 6 Pack $120.00 -
2025 Pizzini La Familia Rosetta Rose 12 Pack $300.00 -
NV Redbank Bella Vista Road Methode Traditionelle $57.00
King Valley is a historic wine region stretching for 25km from the flats of Oxley Plains to the foothills of the Victorian Alps. With vastly variable terrain, the region is able to produce a wide spectrum of grape varieties and styles including sparkling, table and fortified wines. Table wines are typically soft, generous and flavoursome.
Reds have a characteristic savoury tannin profile. Cooler sites give rise to more elegant, crisp and aromatic wines and sparkling styles. Cabernet Sauvignon is the district’s most significant variety. Chardonnay and Riesling are the leading whites. The region also champions the development of alternative varietals such as Pinot Grigio, Arneis, Savagnin and Glera. Reds include Sangiovese, Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Tempranillo, Tannat and Sagrantino.
The vignerons of the King Valley take a proactive approach towards research and development. The exchange of knowledge and adoption of new technology in the region has brought about a high standard of viticultural practice. The famous Brown Brothers winery sets the pace on the alternative varietal front, with a long tradition of innovation dating back to 1889. Many producers from outside King Valley regularly source specialist fruit from the area.
The King Valley is amongst the largest premium grape-growing regions in the country. It is situated northeast of Melbourne and lays claim to over 1,000 ha under vine. Topography ranges from the flat northern plains to the elevated hills and valleys of the mountainous south. Altitudes vary significantly between 155-860 metres. Naturally, there is a great diversity in climate, terroir and soil type. A predominantly continental climate brings warm days and cool nights. Temperatures become lower at higher elevations and a cooling breeze sweeps through the valley from the Alps. Generally, fertile and productive soils consist chiefly of red-brown clay loams.
The King Valley is home to a longstanding Italian community and wonderful food culture. Artisanal cheese and gourmet producers are based in and around the regional centres of Milawa and Oxley.























