
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Bookings are highly recommended as space is limited.
SATURDAY SESSIONS (live music) Last Saturday of the month 1pm - 4pm
September 27 (GRAND FINAL DAY) Jess and Renae - Happy Hour Music Duo
October 26 No live music - closed for a private function
November 1 Charlotte Glover
November 29 Phil and Rob
Opening Hours
Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday and most public holidays from 11am to 5pm. Closed Friday September 26 (public holiday).

Father's Day
Sunday September 7th
Celebrate Father’s Day with a winery lunch at Kellybrook! Join us in our cellar door for your choice from our Share Platter Menu, along with our award winning wines, house made ciders and local beers.
Our historic cellar door offers an intimate and relaxed setting with outdoor tables overlooking the vineyard and gardens, as well as indoor tables. Set in the original winery building, it’s a welcoming space where you can enjoy warm hospitality and a focus on quality.
Two sittings: 11am - 1:45pm and 2pm - 5pm. Reserve your spot now and make this Father’s Day one to remember. Tables available on the deck or inside.
Minimum table spend applies ~ $60 per adult, $30 per child. May include take away purchases of wine, cider, brandy or local produce.
DETAILS
Date: Sunday September 7th
Time: Two lunch sittings 11am - 1:45pm and 2pm - 5pm
For wine and cider tastings only on Father's Day: We will do our best to accommodate walk ins for tastings on Father's Day. Please email info@kellybrookwinery.com.au if you would like to enquire about booking a spot for tastings on this day.

Saturday Sessions - Happy Hour Music Duo
September 27
More a music and wine lover than a footy fan? Join us in our cellar door on Grand Final Day.
When: Saturday 27th September
Time: 1pm - 4pm (cellar door open 11am - 5pm)
Where: Fulford Rd, Wonga Park VIC 3115
Food and Drink: Share Platter Menu, Kellybrook wines and ciders by the bottle or glass, local beers and gin, non-alcoholic drinks
Performers: Jess Worrall and Renae Carter
This event is part of the Victorian Government’s 10,000 Gigs initiative, supported through the Community Support Fund and Creative Victoria.