Blackwood River Valley, Bunbury Geographe & Collie, Great Southern, Margaret River Region, Southern Forests
Half day
86 km
A collaboration of six small family wineries sharing similar values and philosophies to produce single site wines reflective of the land we love. You will have the rare opportunity to meet many of the families involved on your journey and uncover the hidden gems of the Margaret River region.
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We are Chris, Jo, Lucas & Violette Davies, a young Western Australian family running a farm, and a vineyard. We have a holistic ecosystem approach emphasising biodiversity and sustainability and we look forward to giving you an insight into our lives as farmers, grape growers and artisan wine producers.
Chris creates wines of uncompromising quality with a true sense of place, and we take great pride in traditionally processing our wines by hand from the grape to the bottle. A classic vigneron, Chris is completely alone both in the vineyard and in the winery.
Our entire range of wines is available only at cellar door. (105)
4 Quininup Road (Corner Caves Road) Yallingup WA 6282
Open seven days, 10 am to 5 pm
Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day (may be open Boxing Day please enquire)
Experiences: Vineyard Tour (all year), Vintage (picking through to the winemaking process) Feb – April, All Year – Collaborative Tasting with two other small vineyards.
Set beside the Indian Ocean, amidst native bush, Arimia is Ann Spencer’s sustainably managed property with a focus on seasonal food and wines that speak of place.
Arimia has developed over 20 years as a winery and restaurant with a focus on becoming as fully self-sustainable as possible. Operating off the grid, organically certified, and producing the finest quality wines and dining experience using the freshest, tastiest and ethically supplied produce we can
Explore our picturesque Karri forest, olive grove, vineyard and produce gardens. Meet our farmed pigs and trout, and enjoy Chef Evan Hayter’s food on the deck, with a glass of estate grown wine. (106)
242 Quininup Rd, Wilyabrup
T: 9755 2528
W: www.arimia.com.au
E: wine@arimia.com.au
Instagram: @arimiamargaretriver
Facebook: @arimiamargaretriver
Open Thursday to Tuesday, 10am – 5pm
Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Seasonal Experiences:
Vintage, Feb through April, picking through wine making processes
May Olive harvest - picking
Hidden down a tree lined road you will find our ‘tin shed winery’ in the forest. Our intimate tasting area is adjacent to our barrel storage and winery. You will get a first-hand experience, where traditional winemaking techniques are used, with the reds hand plunged and basket pressed.
The Karri-Davies family has been part of the region since 1875, and our vineyard was planted in 1996. Robert is the vigneron and ensures our wines are true to their variety, site and season. Karen will guide you through your tasting experience. (90)
281 Fifty One Road, Cowaramup
T: 08 9755 55669
W: capegracewines.com.au
E: info@capegracewines.com.au
Instagram: @capegracewines
Facebook: @capegracewines
Open daily 10am to 5pm
Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day
Seasonal Experiences:
Vintage experience - see grape picking & winemaking process
Feb/March - White wine vintage
March/April – Red wine vintage
September & October – wild flowers in bush
July & December – Bottling
All Year – Collaborative Tasting with two other small vineyards.
We are Jamie and Lara McCall and we love to share our piece of Margaret River.
We planted vines in 2001, concentrating on Italian varieties, Vermentino and Zinfandel. The farm is certified organic and we make wine onsite only from Burnside grapes, ensuring complete quality control. Wine tasting at Burnside Organic Farm will immerse you in the world of natural wine. Wild ferments, no filtering or fining, and minimal sulphur let the grapes speak for themselves. The farm also has orchards, a market garden and geese grazing in the vineyards. (90)
287 Burnside Rd, Margaret River 6285.
T: 0427 572 139 or 08 9757 2139
W: burnsideorganicfarm.com.au
E: info@burnsideorganicfarm.com.au
Instagram: @burnsideorganicfarm
Facebook: @burnsideorganicfarm
Open Fridays by appointment, November – April 11am-4pm.
Closed all public holidays.
Owned and operated by the Bailey family, Brown Hill Estate was founded in 1995, and is based in Rosa Brook, Margaret River. The award-winning wines are small parcel, handpicked, hand-sorted and sold direct via our charming rustic cellar door set within the boutique working winery and website.
Visit Brown Hill Estate and discover this award-winning producer. Learn about the winemaking process directly from the winemaker and grape growers, share in local tips about the region and enjoy the home-grown hospitality of the Bailey family. One of the most engaging cellar door experiences in Margaret River. (95)
925 Rosa Brook Road, Rosa Brook, Margaret River WA 6285
T: 9757 4003
E:cellardoor@brownhillestate.com.au
Website:www.brownhillestate.com.au
Facebook: @brownhillestate
Instagram: @brownhillestate
Open 7 days
Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday
Seasonal Experiences:
Late Feb – April Various vintage experiences
May – Dec Winemaker’s Vineyard Walk and Barrel Hall wine tasting
June – Bottling
November – Bottling
All Year – Collaborative Tasting with two other small vineyards.
Glenarty Road is the McDonald’s fifth-generation family farm with a difference. It is home to 10 hectares of vines, a few thousand sheep, 250 mixed fruit trees, a hop field, multiple veggie gardens and a cellar door and restaurant that reflects a true locavore experience.
Nestled between the sheep paddocks and the vineyard, the cellar door showcases our handmade, aromatic and balanced wines that reflect a southern Margaret River, cooler climate style. The restaurant provides simple and wholesome offerings with the day’s pickings in the garden determining the daily menu. (90)
Glenarty Road
70 Glenarty Road, Karridale
T: 0475 085 305 / 0420 836 634
W: www.glenartyroad.com.au
E: info@glenartyroad.com.au
Instagram: @glenartyroad
Facebook: @glenartyroad
Open Thursday - Monday 10AM - 5PM
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A collaboration of six small family wineries sharing similar values and philosophies, producing single site wines reflective of the land we love. On your journey you will have the rare opportunity to meet many of the families involved and uncover the hidden gems of the Margaret River region.Â
We all have our own vineyard and use only these grapes to produce our wines, going one step further and processing at least our red wines on our own properties, giving us complete control over the production process. We are true grape to bottle producers with family members working across all aspects of the business. The passion that we have for our land and what we produce from it shines in our bespoke, highly acclaimed wines.Â
We look forward to meeting you and sharing our stories.Â
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Tony Simpkins rated Margaret River Small Family Winery Trail a 3 out of 5
Tony Simpkins
Reviewed 20 Dec 2020, 10:29pm
Trail is a good idea, however the region covered is quite large, and there are many small family wineries, so I would suggest you divide the region into North and South and cover more wineries. We were staying in Dunsborough and only able to visit the first two wineries as the others were too far away.
Windows was enjoyable, but unfortunately Arimia turned us away because we took our dog. The dog-friendly symbol should be removed from this winery. It was very disappointing because there is a long drive in on a gravel road.
Trails are free and bring so many benefits to our community by providing opportunities to have fun, get fit, socialise, explore and challenge yourself. But they also have to be managed and maintained which only is made possible through terrific sponsors, donations and/or volunteering.
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