The Rotundone Road Shiraz Adventure

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  • The Rotundone Road Shiraz Adventure takes you on a journey through the Australian bush to visit three boutique wineries. You will drive through the canopy of eucalyptus trees, get close to the sights and sounds of the native wildlife, smell our spicy, peppery, cool climate Shiraz and taste some of the best wines in Victoria. Less than one hour from Ballarat, you choose where your Shiraz Adventure begins. Visit the cellar doors of Mount Langi Ghiran, Mountainside Wines and Dogrock wineries.

    Website: www.rotundoneroad.com.au
    2024 - Rotundone Road Shiraz Adventure
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  • 5. The End

    5. The End
    Jan 17 2021

    In this final episode, as we say goodbye from the podcast, Neil reminds us of some key contact and web site details.

    Web: www.rotundoneroad.com.au
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    3 mins
  • 4. Dogrock Winery & Cellar Door - Crowlands

    4. Dogrock Winery & Cellar Door - Crowlands
    Jan 17 2021

    In this episode, Neil chats to Allen Hart, co-owner of DogRock Winery & Cellar Door - Crowlands, Victoria.

    Web: www.dogrock.com.au

    Phone: 0409 280 317
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    14 mins
  • 3. Mountainside Wines - Warrak

    3. Mountainside Wines - Warrak
    Jan 17 2021

    In this episode, Neil chats to Jane Goninon, co-owner of Mountainside Wines - Warrak, Victoria.

    Web: www.mountainsidewines.com.au

    Phone: 03 5354 3279
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    12 mins

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