Rosa Glen

Rosa Glen brings wine and agriculture together with creative offerings and a family-friendly destination. You can focus on different things here: learn about work in the vineyards and winery, discover natural wines or get creative yourself at a workshop. Three playgrounds and views of native birdlife are also among the tangible experiences that help shape the character of the area.

Experience winemaking in different ways

Rosa Glen Farm produces handcrafted natural wines in small batches with minimal intervention. The farm is also home to some of the oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the southern Margaret River region. Those interested in winemaking and farm operations can discover both through the bookable “Taste the Farm” experience. This lets you focus your visit on the farm and its wine-growing region, rather than on individual wines alone.

Minimal intervention also shapes the work in the vineyard and winery at Si Vintners. The Cellar Door offers a chance to experience winemaking and the wines firsthand; Si Vintners also offers a behind-the-scenes Biodynamic Farm Tour. These options offer different perspectives: the Cellar Door focuses on wine and its production, while the tour turns the spotlight on the farm. If you are interested in the background to production, you will find a distinct way to explore the subject here.

At Firetail & Roje Estate Wines, the distinctive premium wines are available at the Cellar Door. Set among trees, the Cellar Door offers close-up views of native birdlife. Wine and nature are both in focus here: you can discover the wines while taking in the surroundings of the Cellar Door. This offers a different focus from a visit that centres mainly on winemaking at a farm or work in a winery.

Creative projects and crafts

The Barn offers hands-on creative workshops in a range of techniques: glass mosaics, resin, welding, painting and mixed media. The variety spans work with glass and colour, as well as combinations of materials and approaches. If you would like to discover more than wine and agriculture during your trip, you can plan a workshop as a creative activity in its own right. The different techniques give you a practical choice based on your personal interests.

The Barn also offers handcrafted goods made from rustic, repurposed materials. The workshop ethos is reflected both in the classes and in the items on offer. When planning your trip, you can decide whether you are more interested in making something yourself or in handcrafted goods.

A destination for families and nature lovers

The Berry Farm has three playgrounds. This makes it a clear draw for families looking to combine an outing with somewhere to play. The farm also produces an unusually wide range of goods, including fruit sparkling wines, dessert wines, fortified wines, liqueurs, cider and vinegars. The variety of products also makes a visit appealing to those interested in processing fruit and the products made from it.

When choosing your holiday rental, you can consider which of these interests you would like to shape your stay: vineyards and wineries, creative workshops, or a visit with family-friendly play facilities. Rosa Glen offers a wide range of ways to enjoy your stay without having to focus your trip on just one theme.

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