Producer – primary



Panton Hill Estate Olives
Products:
Olives, olive oil and other olive oil products
Local outlets:
Township/suburb:
Panton Hill
Municipality:
Nillumbik
Notes (in their own words):

Panton Hill Estate Olives produces extra virgin olive oils, processed primarily as single variety oils, as well as selling table olives. It also makes a handmade range of cosmetic products, all made solely with their extra virgin olive oil, including soap, lip balm, hand scrub and calendula healing balm.

The olive varieties include Frantoio, Correggiola and Koroneiki for oil production, and Kalamata and California Queen varieties for table olives. Quality is always the primary driver at each phase of the production process and the table olives are processed on site, using the traditional salt and water brine method of curing. This takes up to six months of careful attention to ensure the resulting table olives are firm and have the distinctive taste and qualities of their varieties. Part of the secret of the flavours are the shale soils found in Nillumbik, in which olive trees thrive.

Panton Hill Vineyard & Winery
Products:
Cabernet Franc, Cabernet-Savignon-Merlot-Franc, Chardonnay, Chardonnay Liquor, Muscat, Pinot Port, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Shiraz, Sparking Pinot Noir Chardonnay, Verdehlo
Local outlets:
Cellar door – weekends and public holidays, 11am-5pm; by appointment at other times
Hurstbridge Liquor
Township/suburb:
Panton Hill
Municipality:
Nillumbik
Notes (in their own words):

At Panton Hill Vineyard and Winery you’ll discover beautiful buildings reminiscent of Tuscany, in a bush setting only 45 minutes from central Melbourne. In this family founded and run boutique winery you can taste a wide range of high quality, aged wines – dry, sweet, sparkling and fortified – which are totally estate produced using biological techniques. A huge open fire awaits you during the winter months or in summer, you can enjoy the beautiful courtyard. Homemade pizza and the cured olives are a menu specialty.

Petronio Wines
Products:
Arneis, Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, Reisling, Sangiovese, Shiraz
Local outlets:
Township/suburb:
Yering
Municipality:
Yarra Ranges
Notes (in their own words):

Petronio Wines make small batch, single vineyard wines using grapes sourced from regional Victorian vineyards. As such, the wines represent the ‘terroir’ from which they were grown and are expressive of the vintage. They have a minimal intervention approach to their wine making and all of their wines are vegan friendly.

Their wines include Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, Reisling, Sangiovese and Shiraz.

Petty’s Orchard
Products:
Apples
Certified Organic
Township/suburb:
Templestowe
Municipality:
Manningham
Notes (in their own words):

Petty’s Orchard occupies 44 hectares of land and encompasses an antique apple orchard, commercial orchard, wetlands and bird hide. It is one of Melbourne’s oldest commercial orchards. It has the largest collection of heritage apple varieties on mainland Australia, including more than 200 varieties of old and rare apples.

Punch
Name:
Products:
Cabernet, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Local outlets:
Cellar door at 10 Scott Street, St Andrews – Saturday & Sunday, midday-5pm.
Blackhearts and Sparrows, Fitzroy North
Smith Street Cellars, Collingwood

The following bars and restaurants: Anada, Fitzroy; Builders Arms Hotel, Fitzroy; Cutler & Co, Fitzroy; Easy Tiger, Collingwood; Gibsons Wine Bar, Hawthorn; Green Park Dining, Carlton; Hammer and Tong, Fitzroy; Hell of the North, Fitzroy; Hotel Lincoln, Carlton; Lee Ho Fook Restaurant, Collingwood; Mercers, Eltham; Merricote, Northcote; Pinotta, Fitzroy North; Scopri, Carlton; Tao Tao House, Hawthorn; The Post Office Hotel, Coburg; The Town Mouse, Carlton; Underwood Wine Bar, Fitzroy North; Union Dining, Richmond
Township/suburb:
St Andrews
Municipality:
Nillumbik
Notes (in their own words):

In 1975, the Lance family found a beautiful twenty acres of sloping land in the hamlet of St Andrews, Yarra Valley. The soils were poor, thin and riddled with rock. The elevation was high (250m) and the site was a natural ampitheatre, perfect for capturing sunlight without excessive heat.

The family began planting in 1976. Punch began in 2005, when James & Claire Lance began leasing the vineyard and winery. Their wine labels are Punch (made with own grapes), Friends of Punch (made with others’ grapes) and Elemental.