Breweries and Distilleries

Located at Curlewis on the Bellarine Peninsula, Oneday Estate is just over an hour’s drive from Melbourne. The winery is one of the Bellarine’s most unique estates, specialising in weddings and functions for those who desire privacy, a picturesque country atmosphere and a rustic, handcrafted establishment.

Handcrafted from recycled timbers, stone and iconic fittings, which were all carefully sourced from local landmark buildings and structures, including Queenscliff Marina timbers, local Catholic Church roof trusses and the old Barwon Heads Bridge timbers, all more than a century old. The reception room even features a solid bevelled glass door that once belonged to Robert Holmes à Court.

To experience Oneday is something you won’t forget. It all comes from the heart and one real purpose – to have our guests leave with a smile on their faces.

You can relax and enjoy Oneday Estate’s beautiful and refreshing sea breezes and views while you taste the estate’s small batches of handcrafted Pinot Noir, Shiraz or Riesling.

Sunday afternoons are legendary. The estate is open to the public every Sunday from 12:00pm onwards, with fresh paella and other dishes cooked in front of you, as well as live music, picnic rugs and cheese platters to enjoy.

Facilities

Alfresco/Outdoor Dining Bar Carpark Cellar Door Coach Parking Entertainment Family Friendly Lawn / Gardens Live Music Online Orders Pet Friendly Private Dining Area Shop / Gift Shop Suitable for Functions Takeaway Available Wine Tasting

Internet Access

Free Wifi

Meal Types

Lunch

Cuisine Types

Australian Bar Beer Beverage Cheese / Charcuterie / Platters Cider Classic Australian Cocktails Coffee Dessert Gluten Free Available Gourmet Hamburgers Healthy Food High Tea or Afternoon Tea International Light Meals Liqueur Modern Australian Pizza or Wood fired Pizza Seafood Seasonal Local Produce Share Plates Vegan Vegetarian Wine Wine Bar

Licensing

Fully licensed, No BYO

Disabled Assistance

Caters for hearing impairment Caters for vision impairment Wheelchair access