Midhill Vineyard

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About

Midhill Vineyard is a small family estate in the Macedon Ranges, perched at 540 metres elevation on Romsey Road, about an hour north-west of Melbourne. The Richards family planted the original vines between 1993 and 2001, establishing 6.5 acres of red volcanic soil that now grows Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Gewürztraminer, Sparkling Macedon, and Rosé. The vineyard follows organic principles — using biological inputs and an evolving soil improvement programme — without holding formal third-party certification. Rather than a traditional cellar door, Midhill wines are sold by appointment and at farmers markets: the Woodend Farmers Market (first Saturday monthly, 9 am–1 pm) and the Lancefield Farmers Market (fourth Saturday monthly, 9 am–1 pm).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Midhill Vineyard certified organic?

Midhill Vineyard follows organic principles and uses biological inputs in its soil improvement programme, but does not hold formal third-party organic certification (such as ACO or NASAA). If certification status is important, contact the vineyard directly.

What wines does Midhill Vineyard produce?

The estate grows Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Gewürztraminer, Sparkling Macedon, and Rosé on 6.5 acres of red volcanic soil at 540 m elevation in the Macedon Ranges.

Can I visit Midhill Vineyard for a tasting?

Tastings are available by appointment — call 0409 408 977 to arrange a visit. Midhill wines are also available at the Woodend Farmers Market (1st Saturday monthly) and Lancefield Farmers Market (4th Saturday monthly), both 9 am–1 pm.

Where is Midhill Vineyard located?

The vineyard is at 1727 Romsey Road, Romsey VIC 3434, in the Macedon Ranges — approximately one hour from Melbourne. The high-altitude site gives the wines their cool-climate structure and freshness.

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