Moorilla Estate is a winery on the Derwent River at Berriedale (Hobart, Tasmania), owned by David Walsh who also owns MONA, the Museum of Old and New Art on the same property. The wine programme and the museum are deliberately integrated: Moorilla is not a conventional winery but a cultural institution that happens to produce serious wine. The vineyards were planted in 1958, making Moorilla one of the first commercial wineries established in modern Tasmania.

The Moorilla range covers Muse (entry tier), Praxis (mid tier), and the flagship single-vineyard Cloth Label expressions from the Derwent River vineyard. The specialties are Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Gris from the cool Derwent Valley microclimate. For on-premise programmes, Moorilla provides a genuinely unusual combination: older-vine Tasmanian wine with MONA provenance a conversation piece with both wine quality and cultural identity for guests familiar with the museum.