One of the most relaxed wine tasting experiences you’ll come across!Â
The Rockcliffe Winery Cellar Door is located just 4km from Denmark, Western Australia. Rockcliffe Winery is part of one of the most diverse regions for winemakers - the Great Southern Wine Producing Region. The combination of cool climate and the granitic soil profile ensures that very high quality wines come from the region. Curious to try? Keep reading!
When visiting the Rockcliffe Cellar Door, you can expect to take your time in our relaxed environment and taste as much wine as your curiosity desires - on us.Â
Pull up a seat and have a good chin wag with our friendly team, make yourself comfortable for the afternoon with our pizzas and platters, or even BYO your own picnic to enjoy amongst our delightful scenery. Head to our contact page to find out more about our hours and location!
Not just any Gelato - this is made with love the traditional way (Steve travelled to Italy to learn) - it takes a long time, and we use all locally sourced ingredients and no artificial flavours!Â
We also offer house prepared fudge, pizzas, fries and platters.
Kitchen Opening Hours
Monday: 12pm - 4pm
Tuesday: 12pm - 4pm
Wednesday: 12pm - 4pm
Thursday: 12pm - 4pm
Friday: 1pm - 7pm
Saturday: 1pm - 7pm
Sunday: 12pm - 4pm
Have you seen the famous Rockcliffe Granite Garden?Â
Collected from the Denmark region, these stunning 4 billion year old rocks represent part of the Albany-Fraser Origen (plate collision and mountain building phase) that occurred along what is now the Southern margin of the Yigarn Craton which makes up the majority of Southern West Australia, including Kalgoorlie. It’s pretty remarkable really!Â
You can read more when you explore the Granite Garden.
One of the few wine makers in the region, we make a range of quality wines for our own labels, we well as many others you might know. We have a strong focus on sustainability at out winery and utilise rain-water, solar and ethical choice packaging.Â
Does it get much better than a balmy summer’s evening under the stars in great company?
