About us
Tucked away on Spring Lane in the Yarra Valley, Helen & Joey Estate has produced an esteemed portfolio of wines from its 200-acre estate for more than a decade.
The estate produces four distinct wine brands that are aromatic and fruit-forward: Unicorn, Wayward Child, Re’em and Alicorn, with each wine made from intuition or predetermined from controlled conditions, or a combination of the two. The wine-making process reflects different world views and a range of distinct wines that offer something for everyone.
Having relocated from its original site on Helen & Joey Estate, Re’em brings the cellar door into the folds. As patrons step through the sleek façade and into the bright and airy cellar door; swilling and sipping their way through a bespoke tasting guided by the cellar door’s team. Those wanting to experience the inner-workings of the winery more intimately, the downstairs tasting room will allow wine enthusiasts to sample Re’em’s premium varietals amongst the impressive oak barrels. Descending the art deco staircase, guests are greeted by a garden of ferns and custom-design art installation, from Melbourne glass-artist Mark Douglas, which leads on to the 12-seat private tasting room.
The story of Helen & Joey’s owners is one of perseverance, resolve, heritage, migration, passion for the land, and a long-standing connection to farming and science.
For them, the unicorn emblem symbolises grace, determination, persistence, and sophistication, all qualities they strive to imbue in their wines.
It also reflects their courage to express their unique character.
Above all, the emblem signifies the importance of remaining authentic and true to oneself.
Cellar Door
7 days a week
11am - 5pm
Restaurant
Open Thursday - Monday
Open for Lunch
12pm - 5pm (last booking at 3pm)
Sunday extended hours 12pm - 7pm (last booking 5pm)
Open for Dinner
Friday and Saturday nights
5.30pm - 9.30pm (last booking 7.30pm)
12-14 Spring Lane, Gruyere, Vic, 3770
1800 989 463
re_emrestaurant@hjestate.com.au
The liquor Licence No. 32807369. Victoria | Liquor Control Reform Act 1998:
WARNING – Under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 it is an offence to supply alcohol to a person under the age of 18 years (penalty exceeds $19,000); For a person under the age of 18 years to purchase or receive liquor (Penalty exceeds $800).
Never ceded, the land we farm is Wurundjeri land. Always was, always will be.
Located on the grounds of Helen and Joey Estate
12-14 Spring Lane, Gruyere, Vic, 3770
1800 989 463
re_emreception@hjestate.com.au