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Sparkling White Wine Sparkling Glass Btl Willowglen Sparkling Brut Varietal 5.5 24 Dunes & Green Pinot Chardonnay 200ml Eden Valley, S.A 8 Brown Bros Prosecco Piccolo 200ml King Valley, Vic 8.5 Wild Dog Blanc de Blanc Warragul, Vic 36 Jansz N.V Tamar Valley, Tas 36 Brown Bros Prosecco N.V King Valley, Vic 34 Veuve Cliquot Loire River, France 95 White Wine House Chardonnay Bilbul, N.S.W 5.5 24 Yalumba Barossa Riesling Barossa Valley,S.A 7 28 Blue Gables Moscato Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 7.5 30 Moonstruck Pinot Grigio King Valley, Vic 7.6 32 Freshwater Bay Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, N.Z 7.6 32 Blue Gables Sauvignon Blanc Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 8 36 Calulu Road Unwooded Chardonnay Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 7.5 30 Brown Bros Moscato King Valley, Vic 32 Tahbilk Riesling 2007 Nagambie Lakes, Vic 38 Pikes Riesling Clare Valley, S.A 45 Blue Gables Pinot Gris Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 36 Pizzini Pinot Grigio King Valley, Vic 36 Bellvale Pinot Grigio South Gippsland, Vic 38 Wyanga Park Sauvignon Blanc Lakes Entrance, East Gippsland, Vic 32 Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, N.Z 32 Seresin Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, N.Z 45 De Bortoli Windy Peak Sem Sauv Blanc Yarra Valley,Vic 26 Leeuwin Estate 'Siblings' Sauvignon Blanc Semillon Margaret River, W.A 38 Lightfoot & Sons 'Myrtle Point' Chardonnay Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 36 Yering Station 'Village' Chardonnay Yarra Valley,Vic 40 Lightfoot & Son Reserve Single Block Chard Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 70 Red Wine Glass Btl House Shiraz Cabernet Bilbul, N.S.W 5.5 24 Mt Avoca Rose' Mt Avoca, Vic 7.5 30 Dusk til Dawn Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, Vic 8 34 Hidden Story Merlot King Valley, Vic 6.5 28 Sarsfield Estate Cabernets Shiraz Merlot Sarsfield, East Gippsland,Vic 8.5 34 DeBortoli Regional Reserve Shiraz Heathcote, Vic 34 Lightfoot Calulu Rd Shiraz Cabernet Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 7.5 28 DeBortoli Regional Reserve Cab Sauv Yarra Valley, Vic 7.8 34 Turkey Flat Rosé Barossa Valley, S.A 34 Lightfoot & Son Rosé Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 34 Sarsfield Estate Pinot Noir Sarsfield, East Gippsland,Vic 36 Lightfoot & Son 'Myrtle Point' Pinot Noir Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 36 Devils Corner Pinot Noir Tamar Valley, Tas 36 Yering Station Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, Vic 36 Hollick Tempranillo Wrattonbully, S.A 34 Irvine 'Springhill' Merlot Barossa Valley, S.A 34 Pizzini Sangiovese Shiraz King Valley, Vic 34 Ensay Shiraz Ensay, East Gippsland,Vic 36 Jim Barry 'Lodge Hill' Shiraz Clare Valley, S.A 36 Tar & Roses Shiraz Heathcote, Vic 38 Campbell's 'Bobbie Burns' Shiraz Rutherglen, Vic 36 Torbreck 'Woodcutters' Shiraz BarossaValley, S.A 42 Paxton 'Now' Shiraz (Organic & Preservative Free) McLaren Vale, S.A 40 Mount Langi 'The Hollows' Shiraz Grampions, Vic 42 Rutherglen Estate Durif Rutherglen, Vic 34 Nicholson River Winery Sangiovese Nicholson, East Gippsland, Vic 48 Narkoojee Cab Merlot Central Gippsland, Vic 40 Sarsfield Estate Cab Shiraz Merlot Sarsfield, East Gippsland, Vic 34 Wirra Wirra 'Church Block' Shiraz Cab Merlot McLaren Vale, S.A 36 Jim Barry 'Cover Drive' Cabernet Sauvignon Clare Valley, S.A 36 Pepperjack Cabernet Sauvignon Barossa Valley, S.A 38 Xanadu Cabernet Sauvignon Margaret River, W.A 44 Local Wines, Premium Reds and Fortified over page Premium Reds Bannockburn Pinot Noir 2004 Geelong, Vic 75 Seppelt 'Benno' Bendigo Shiraz 2003 Bendigo, Vic 60 Seppelt 'St Peters' Shiraz 2005 95pts Bendigo, Vic 85 Henschke 'Keyneton Estate' 2013 Barossa, S.A 80 Two Hands 'Gnarly Dudes' Shiraz Barossa, S.A 55 Dalwhinnie 'Moonambel' Shiraz 2004 Pyrenees,Vic 85 Yalumba 'The Signature' Cab Shiraz 2013 Barossa Valley, S.A 75 Yalumba 'Menzies' Cabernet Sauvignon Barossa Valley, S.A 60 Two Hands 'Sexy Beast' Cabernet Sauvignon Barossa, S.A 55 Cullen 'Diana Madeline' Cabernet Merlot 2003 Margaret River, W.A 130 Fortified All Saints Estate Muscat Rutherglen, Vic 7 Brown Bros Tawny Port King Valley, Vic 6 Campbells Tokay 375ml Rutherglen, Vic 7 30 Just the Locals Sparkling Btl Wild Dog Blanc de Blanc Warragul, Vic 36 White Wine Lightfoot Calulu Road Unwooded Chardonnay Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 30 Blue Gables Moscato Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 32 Wild Dog Pinot Gris Warragul, Vic 34 Blue Gables Pinot Gris Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 38 Wyanga Park Sauvignon Blanc Lakes Entrance, East Gippsland, Vic 32 Avon Ridge Chardonnay Maffra, East Gippsland, Vic 34 Wyanga Park Chardonnay Lakes Entrance, East Gippsland, Vic 32 Lightfoot & Sons 'Myrtle Point' Chardonnay Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 36 Lightfoot & Son Reserve Single Block Chard Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 70 Red Wine Btl Lightfoot & Son Rosé Sarsfield, East Gippsland,Vic 34 Lightfoot Calulu Rd Shiraz Cabernet Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 24 Sarsfield Estate Pinot Noir Sarsfield, East Gippsland,Vic 36 Lightfoot & Son 'Myrtle Point' Pinot Noir Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 34 Lightfoot & Son Reserve Single Block Pinot Noir Gippsland Lakes District, Vic 70 Blue Gables 'Hanratty Hill' Shiraz Newry, East Gippsland, Vic 34 Wild Dog Shiraz Warragul, Vic 34 Ensay Cabernet Sauvignon Ensay, East Gippsland,Vic 36 Sarsfield Estate Cab Shiraz Merlot Sarsfield, East Gippsland,Vic 34 .
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