Domaine Chandon

DOMAINE CHANDON Winery ~ Located in the beautiful Yala Valley area, it produces famous sparkling wines. There are 4 main content for tourism to Daomen Winery, 1. Enjoy the beauty of Yala Valley and vineyards, 2. Visit the wine production and storage process, 3. Taste the wine, 4. Taste the delicious lunch delicacies. The winery is about an hour drive from Melbourne. The navigation is easy to find. The visit and tasting and lunch process is about 3 hours. I really don’t know about the wine, so I can’t comment on it, but the steak is really superb.

Check in CHANDON Champagne, the music of the manor color is so layered, just take a shot and it is beautiful. And that's what I would have wanted in a wine estate where we tasted wines made or sour or sweet or sweet and it felt a little emotional.

It's really a very beautiful winery, with rows of vineyards under the blue sky, green grass and fertile fields. The winery is also picturesque. For 10 Australian dollars, you can taste six different champagne wines, which are very tasty.

This winery is the most famous in the local area, and it is also famous for champagne. There are wine tasting inside, and the same restaurant is buried.

One of the most famous Melbourne wineries is the Champagne, and the wineries are big.

NO PICNICS; NO FOOD; NO DRINKS outside!(VISIT TIME: 13:15 - 13:30 on August 03, 2023).Years ago, Domain Chandon gardens were bustling with international families, kids playing and running, open-air picnics, and the ability to enjoy a wine outside - NOT ANY MORE.Our recent visit proved to be sadly disappointing. We had travelled from overseas after three years of covid restrictions with my family and children from China. I had been here at least 15 times over the previous 5 years. The red-flags started when I took my family into the entrance of the restaurant and cellar area to use the restrooms after a long drive. The woman host (name withheld, but available for Domain Chandon if requested) at the entrance quickly made a bee-line to intercept us, ask about our 'reservation', where we were going to sit, and what we were going to order. At that time, we only wanted to take a break, enjoy a walk and possibly buy 1-2 bottles of sparkling wine to enjoy outside with our snacks and sandwiches prepared from home (for a family group of 5 adults and 3 children).We were abruptly told 'NO outside food, NO sitting or picnics in the gardens, and NO wine or open drinks to be allowed outside the restaurant (referencing RSA rules). When I advised that we had always been able to do that in the past, she double-confirmed firmly.Looking at the expensive food prices for a group of 8 hungry people, with no options for enjoying our own prepared sandwiches, we decided to take some photos and then drive nearby to YERING STATION winery for a completely different experience. There, were were welcomed to let the children run and play, picnic in the gardens and even buy a couple bottles and enjoy them outside with plastic cups. The gentleman there said these gardens were designed for families to enjoy nature, and was also surprised to hear of our experience at Domain Chandon.So, luckily the day was saved by YERING STATION!

Every time I go to Melbourne, the winery in the Yala Valley is my must-see attraction. There are countless wineries, large and small, and the most famous one is the champagne winery. Yesterday, I drove to the Doumen Champagne Winery with my friends. When I saw the large vineyard here, I couldn't help but pick up my cell phone and take some pictures. In the winery, customers flourish in business, restaurant facilities are first-class, salesmen are polite and courteous. It's really a pleasure to enjoy the beautiful scenery while tasting wine.