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Dilworth and Allain Studio and Cellar Door

5 Howe Street,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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Fri:

3pm–6pm

Sat-Sun:

12pm–6pm

Local vignerons Chris Dilworth and Loique Allain offer a cellar door experience set within a gallery space and courtyard, showcasing their wines Dilworth and Allain and artworks by Loïque Allain.

They have a small winery in Leonards Hill. Working with vineyards across the Macedon Ranges and surrounds, they produce around 1,000 dozen annually. Visitors can enjoy a wine tasting of four wines, or choose a glass or bottle to enjoy on site with a simple snack or takeaway option.

Allain's striking linocut landscape artworks, inspired by the local region and beyond, are available for purchase.

The gallery also hosts monthly linocut workshops and a variety of music events, providing a unique combination of art, wine, and local culture.

Visitors can relax in the courtyard, explore the gallery, and immerse themselves in the creative and culinary offerings of Dilworth and Allain, making it an ideal stop for both locals and tourists in Daylesford.

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