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Katherine Lethlean
 
30 June 2021 | Katherine Lethlean

Winter Solstice Palladian Long Lunch

On Saturday, 19 June, Parterre and Palladian Club members  were transported to Tuscany for a solstice celebration.

Club members enjoyed a long lunch savouring fine Palladian and Parterre wines partnered with the delicious food of chef and pasta guru Paul Salmeri (ex River Café and now Sal's Pasta in Cottesloe) in the dining room of Gallop House. A fabulous time was had by all... 

Time Posted: 30/06/2021 at 7:32 PM Permalink to Winter Solstice Palladian Long Lunch Permalink
Katherine Lethlean
 
30 June 2021 | Katherine Lethlean

Fraser Gallop Estate at Bistro Guillaume

The five-course French-inspired degustation menu paired black truffles, hand-picked from Stonebarn trufflerie in Manjimup, matched with wines from Fraser Gallop Estate. Bistro’s renowned chef Guillaume Brahimi was stuck in Sydney because of the COVID-19 outbreak but sent a video message welcoming guests, and even interacted live via video link to a number of VIPs. The evening also acted as the relaunch of Camp Quality’s signature charity dining event series Supper Club, which raises funds to change the lives of children with cancer.

Time Posted: 30/06/2021 at 7:26 PM Permalink to Fraser Gallop Estate at Bistro Guillaume Permalink
Katherine Lethlean
 
14 April 2021 | Katherine Lethlean

Clive Otto's Connection to the Coast

Fraser Gallop Estate’s chief winemaker Clive Otto has a strong connection to the coast. Clive had an unusual upbringing, having been born in Tanzania then raised in Dubai and later New Zealand. Unsurprising, he had the travel bug in older life and was drawn to Margaret River for the surfing breaks and underwater allure of sea life beneath...

Read all about it in margaretriver.com

Time Posted: 14/04/2021 at 3:24 PM Permalink to Clive Otto's Connection to the Coast Permalink
Katherine Lethlean
 
29 March 2021 | Katherine Lethlean

Gallop Through the Vines

The West Australian Play Magazine featured our Taste of the Vineyard experience in Rob Broadfield's popular Broadbrush column on Saturday 27th March.  Read all about it here...

"Driving around the impeccable grounds of Fraser Gallop wines in the Margaret River in a golf cart is part of the experience of the celebrated winery's new wine tour events. We took a couple of hours off last week to take the tour which includes stops at various points on the grounds, and among the vines for guided tastings and discussions about Fraser Gallop Estate wines. It's a bucolic meander through the tastes and history of the vineyard and a lovely, leisurely way to spend a couple of hours, capped off with a charcuterie plate and more tastings at the end of the tour. It's a quintessential Margaret River experience. For the full story and pics, check out @broadbrush on Instagram. "

Don't forget to book in for your experience when you're planning your next trip down south...

Time Posted: 29/03/2021 at 12:05 PM Permalink to Gallop Through the Vines Permalink
Katherine Lethlean
 
19 March 2021 | Katherine Lethlean

Ride and Wine

Our Taste of the Vineyard experiences are attracting lots of attention. This week Urban List Perth has named it one of their top things to do in the Margaret River region.  Read all about it below:

Ride And Wine On This Intimate New Margaret River Vineyard Tour

It’s time to grab your deso driver, pack some fancy clothes and book a trip down south ASAP, because Fraser Gallop Estate—one of Margaret River’s most private and awarded properties—has just introduced their exclusive and intimate new A Taste of the Vineyard tours.

Hop aboard the solar-powered Fraser Gallop Estate buggy with six fellow vino lovers—or six of your pals if you’re visiting as a group—and prepare to be taken on an immersive tour of the perfectly manicured gardens and immaculate vineyards, which are situated upon the highest point in Wilyabrup. 

Of course, while you’re checking out the stunning scenery, you’ll also be treated to plenty of tastings. Your guide will point out the powerful influence the Wilyabrup terroir has on each delicious drop before taking you behind the scenes where you might encounter winemaker Clive Otto and his team before learning about how they make their wine. 

There are only three A Taste of the Vineyard tours available each week, with one per day from 10.20am to 12pm on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and tickets are $95 each.

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Read all about it here on Urban List Perth

 

Time Posted: 19/03/2021 at 1:30 PM Permalink to Ride and Wine Permalink