Visit sTONIER'S CELLAR DOOR

In order to ensure the health and safety of our employees and customers, in response to COVID-19, we have temporarily closed our cellar door to visitors until further notice.

We are working to service our valued customers via our online store by shipping our wines to you directly free of charge for any orders of six bottles or more. We will contact directly all customers who have booked tastings or events to ensure they can move their bookings or, if appropriate, receive full refunds.

We thank you warmly for your support and understanding in these uncertain times and hope to be welcoming you back to Stonier very soon.

Stonier's striking winery and cellar door on the Mornington Peninsula were designed by renowned architect Daryl Jackson and completed in 1991. At only an hour's drive from Melbourne's CBD, Stonier's cellar door is home to a range of premium wines crafted from estate vineyards in our pristine cool-climate maritime region. 

Visitors can enjoy a range of cheese from local Mornington producer Red Hill Cheese. Children will love the adventure playground while parents enjoy a glass of wine on the verandah overlooking the glorious vines.

Stonier's cellar door hosts many events and tastings throughout the year. Please head to our Events page for details on upcoming events hosted by Stonier. If you want to get in touch, please contact us via our online enquiry form.

How to get to the Mornington Peninsula

Travelling from the closest city of Melbourne to the Mornington Peninsula is an easy one-hour drive.

Directions by car from Melbourne

1. Take the M1 and join the Eastlink tollway, paying special attention to the eclectic mix of roadside artwork, including the giant bird of Emily Floyd's public art strategy and Callum Morton's high-rise hotel.
2. Take the Mornington Peninsula Freeway.
3. Turn onto the Moorooduc Freeway and follow the signs to the Mornington Peninsula.

Directions by rail and bus from Melbourne

1. Jump on a metropolitan train service from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne to Frankston, then connect through Hastings to Stony Point on Westernport Bay.
   
   For detailed information on timetables and ticket prices, please contact Metlink on (Australia only) 13 16 38 or visit www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au.
2. Buses travel from Melbourne to all areas of the state and local bus routes operate around each Mornington Peninsula village. Bus number 788 departs Frankston station for towns alongside Port Phillip Bay to Portsea every 45 minutes on weekdays, and every one to two hours on weekends. For more information, visit www.grenda.com.au.