Thursday 11 September 2014

Where it started

Since we've recently opened our Balnarring Village store, as well as our small team all having lived on the Mornington Peninsular for a long time,We've been talking pretty flat out about all that Balnarring and the surrounding areas, have to offer. An hour and a bit out of Melbourne and you feel like you've possibly landed somewhere in the Mediterranean at times. Natural beauty is abundant, the water is crystal clear, the air is crisp,the landscape is dynamic and the local cuisine is to die for. There is absolutely no shortage of outstanding food choices and as for wine, Its impossible to run out of options, several wineries from small boutique to large growers dot the peninsular.
The coast and the country marries perfectly together sharing unique and diverse scenery, exceptional produce and an endless supply of things to be seen, drank, eaten or just absorbed. Below are a few of my own favourite phtots that we have taken of little Balnarring moments. On the Western port side of the peninsular, Balnarring neighbours the likes of Red Hill, Merricks, Point Leo and Phillip Island. I'ts hard to summarise the magnitude of whats on offer, But these few photos showcase some of its raw, natural and diverse beauty. For ever inspiring and delicious. 
Late summer boating adventure off Balnarring

Freshly picked table centrepiece

Some of our candles, ceramics and rattan in store at our Balnarring Village store

Yachts off flinders on our way to Pinot to Pier wine tasting event



Racehorses being exercised at sunrise on Balnarring Beach.

Sun set and a full moon on Balnarring Beach. 

A boats ride away to our secret beach. 

Some freshly picked local gifts from a generous friend.

Peaches ready for roadside stall

A early morning walk through Red Hill 

And this is actually Tuscany, See what I mean?

A couple of our favourite eating experiences close by to our store, Youll find us at 1/2 Russel St Balnarring.

Dont miss Ciao Bella, Exceptional italian food and pizza made by a talented local family. Seriously don't miss this if your serious about your food.  Casual local dining at its best just in Balnarring village see here.

Red hill cellar and pantry for an outstanding coffee and the perfect sandwhich, the store also carries a delicious range of local small goods, bread, wine and produce, plus the newsagent nearby has all the best magazines, rare in small towns! Find the cellar here

Le Bouchon for french Food, Just close by to our shop. I had my birthday dinner here, all the classic french favourites and the best brulee ive eaten. Find them here.

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