Rosa Glen brings together several distinct interests: winemaking and small-batch wines, hands-on creative workshops, arts and crafts, and outings with playgrounds. When looking for accommodation, it helps to first decide what you want to focus on during your stay. Would you like to learn more about winemaking, get creative yourself or include play opportunities in your plans? Each offering has a different focus.
Winemaking and wine in Rosa Glen
Rosa Glen Farm produces handcrafted natural wines in small batches with minimal intervention. The farm is home to some of the oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the southern Margaret River region. This brings together two distinct aspects: the history of the vines and the way the wine is made. The bookable “Taste the Farm” experience gives visitors the opportunity to discover the wine region and Rosa Glen Farm. As availability may vary, it is advisable to check current booking options before your trip.
At Firetail & Roje Estate Wines, the cellar door is set among trees and offers close-up views of native birdlife. The winery’s signature premium wines are also available there. The setting therefore combines wine with a tree-filled environment and views of native birds.
Si Vintners uses minimal intervention both in the vineyard and the winery. This complements the perspective of Rosa Glen Farm, where small-batch natural wines and old Cabernet Sauvignon vines are also a focus. For wine enthusiasts, the difference comes down to whether they are more interested in vines and vineyard work, winemaking methods or a specific wine offering.
Creative workshops and arts and crafts
The Barn offers hands-on creative workshops in which visitors can take part. The subjects include glass mosaics, epoxy resin, welding, painting and mixed media. This lets you choose a focus based on the type of creative work that interests you, rather than committing to a single craft.
The Barn also offers handmade crafts made from rustic, repurposed materials. The workshops and the items on offer have different focuses: the workshops centre on taking part yourself, while the crafts offer an insight into working with repurposed materials. Together, they form a distinct creative aspect of Rosa Glen alongside winemaking and wine.
Playgrounds at The Berry Farm
The Berry Farm has three playgrounds. If play opportunities are important to your plans, they can be a practical consideration when choosing outings. Facilities may change, so check the latest information before your visit if this feature is essential to your plans.
Discover more destinations: Kukerin, Prevelly, Lancelin, Cuballing, Dardanup, Greenough, Herne Hill, Mount Barker.
For the overview of the wider region: Western Australia.
