Excellence in winemaking was celebrated recently at the annual Mornington Peninsula Vignerons Association Wine Show with results across 12 categories demonstrating the breadth and depth of winemaking on the Mornington Peninsula.

Chief’s Son Distillery has taken top honours at two of Asia’s premium spirit awards. In the Luxury Masters 2019 awards, they won a coveted Master award for their ‘900 Standard 60%’ and a Gold medal for their ‘900 Standard 45%’.

The Peninsula Marquee will be the place for food and wine enthusiasts this Ladbrokes Peninsula Cup Day.

Josh Pelham, Executive Chef at Cape will be at the helm of the culinary experience having curated the menu and tasked with its execution on race day, with the finest produce from the local area matched perfectly with some of the best wine producers Peninsula has to offer in this trackside dining experience.

It’s not surprising that with almost ten percent of Victoria’s marine coastline, the Mornington Peninsula delivers some of the best water adventures close to Melbourne.   A weekend here can be jam-packed with marine experiences; under the water, floating on top, and playing in it.

Paul Pingiaro, owner of Mornington Boat Hire, was thrilled to recently receive his second Mornington Peninsula Heritage award – this year for signage based on his research of the story of his business. Starting life as ‘Irvine’s Royal Public Baths’, Paul found that as early as 1879 the Mornington sea baths had evolved to offer a kiosk and boat hire venue. In those days thousands of day trippers came by ferry to bathe at Schnapper Point, Mornington.