10/06/2026
When asked to share a lesser-known Australian wine region to explore, Raes Sommelier Gabby highlighted the Macedon Ranges:
“Just north-west of Melbourne, the Macedon Ranges is one of Australia’s most quietly compelling wine regions. Defined by cool-climate conditions, high altitude and ancient volcanic soils, the region produces wines of remarkable purity, freshness and finesse.
Best known for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Macedon wines are elegant, mineral-driven and expressive of place. Crafted by producers such as Alan Cooper and Michael Dhillon, they offer a true sense of terroir and reward the curious drinker seeking character and nuance.”
Pictured - Cobaw Ridge Pinot Noir, with notes of red cherry, violet, raspberry and alpine herbs. Elegant and expressive, with vibrant fruit and the distinctive mineral character of the region’s volcanic soils.
Now pouring at Raes Dining Room. Secure your table via the link in bio.