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Totally Pure Fruits
Totally Pure Fruits in Red Hill produces certified organic and biodynamic freeze-dried fruit snacks, powders and bulk ingredients.
Ripe 'N' Ready Cherry Farm
Family farm in Red Hill growing cherries and seasonal produce, with a year-round farm shop and pick-your-own orchard during cherry season.
Pt. Leo Estate
330-acre wine, dining and sculpture destination in Merricks with two hatted restaurants, cellar door and Australia's largest private sculpture park.
Mossy Willow Farm
Mossy Willow Farm is a regenerative farm and retreat in Main Ridge, connecting visitors to produce grown on-site through its market garden.
Myrtaceae Winery
The Mornington Peninsula's highest winery, producing small-batch single-vineyard Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in Red Hill.
The Pig & Whistle
The Pig & Whistle is a British pub in Main Ridge with a live music venue, The Shed Theatre, and farmhouse accommodation among the Peninsula's wineries.
Trofeo Estate Winery Mornington Peninsula
Family-owned Dromana winery inside a converted 1930s cannery, known for hatted dining and terracotta-aged wine.
Crittenden Wines Dromana
Family-owned Mornington Peninsula winery in Red Hill with cellar door tastings, seasonal dining, vineyard stays and premium estate experiences.
Wombat Café
Wombat Café is a local Dromana spot for coffee, breakfast and lunch, located on Boundary Road away from the foreshore bustle.
Torello Farm
Torello Farm is a family-run farm gate in Dromana growing organic produce and heritage-breed beef and lamb, gathered from around 80 local suppliers.
Bass & Flinders Distillery Mornington Peninsula
Bass & Flinders Distillery in Dromana crafts grape-to-glass gin, brandy and spirits, with tastings, cocktails and Gin Masterclasses at its Distillery Door.
MOKE
MOKE is a family-owned fine dining restaurant in Flinders, led by award-winning chef Michael Cole and focused on Mornington Peninsula produce.
