Region
The stunning Margaret River wine region is one of the most geographically isolated wine regions in the entire world. It’s Australia’s most maritime climate and produces some of the most awarded and revered Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Semillon, and Chardonnay in the country. The wines from here can be expensive, but make no mistake, they are expensive for the right reasons.
Located in the heart of Margaret River, the quality fruit is a result of proximity of ocean, incredible soil types and a perfect climate.“I started EVOI Wines in 2007 with 2 barrels of Chardonnay. Since then it has gained a reputation as being one of the finest boutique wineries. EVOI is a 5 Red Star Rated Halliday winery (Top 10% of Australian wineries) and was awarded “Western Australian Winery of the Year” at the 2015 Melbourne International Wine Show. The core values remain the same and I continue to be the hands on winemaker, passionate about producing wines with regionality and character. Ever since I arrived in this region, I have been amazed at the consistency of quality.”– Nigel Ludlow, Winemaker
Margaret River, Australia
After nearly three decades working closely with producers in Margaret River, Western Australia, renowned winemaker Bruce Dukes launched Domaine Naturaliste – his own range of highly acclaimed wines.An homage to the region where he honed his craft, Domaine Naturaliste is a space for Bruce to demonstrate his mastery of the classic Margaret River varietals. Applying decades of international and local knowledge spanning terroir, fruit selection, palate and aroma, Domaine Naturaliste wines are balanced, complex and delicious.
Margaret River, Australia
Born from a love of Bordeaux Cabernet blends, and the dream to create a stellar red wine of their own, David and Heather Watson established Woodlands in 1973 within the Wilyabrup Valley. The Woodlands Vineyard now covers 10 hectares, certified organic, and the Woodlands Brook Vineyard covers 17 hectares. Our goal is to make wines that carry a theme of balance, intensity, length and drinkability.
Margaret River, Australia