This Thursday 23rd May, come and enjoy Australia's Biggest Morning Tea at Cullen Wines!
Cullen Wines is proud to be supporting the Cancer Council with the Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday 23rd May.
Come and super charge your body in health, energy and vitality with one of our delicious Raw Food Cakes, Macaroons or our Sumptuous Scones, Cream and Cullen Jam!
Every donation make a big difference. Your support will raise vital funds for cancer research, prevention and support services.
Where has the sun gone!! While April was the warmest on record for us sandgropers, May has started with true winter cloud colour and two inches of rain in 24 hours. Just the right timing for the cover crop that was sown on Anzac day before the full moon a week ago. In the garden we have sown poppy out the front garden beds and who knows they could be out in full display for remembrance day in November.
It’s the middle of autumn and the drawing of energy back into the land can be seen, as you enter Cullen Wines, with the mulberry trees changing colour and dropping its leaves. The vines won’t be too far if we have some more cooler nights but they are few and far between. The early morning fog of the past week combined with glorious sunrise makes for a spectacular start to the day even if it is to go snail and slug hunting.
The lots on offer in this special auction have been donated to raise funds for the Len Evans Foundation, a charitable organisation with tax-exempt status. All donations to the Foundation by Australian taxpayers are deductible.
Margaret River's charms begin with it's peaceful isolation and is enhanced by a diversity like no other region. Scott Podmore discovers its mosaic of Forest, caves, vines and surf coast
Watch a video of Andrew Jefford discussing four unique Australian wines, including Cullen Kevin John Chardonnay 2010, as featured in his masterclass at this year's Decanter New World Fine Wine Encounter in London. Watch the video here
What a glorious time to be in the garden on this fine autumn day, the silvereye are sneaking back to peck small holes in the tomatoes and as one chase’s them out the kookaburra’s can be heard laughing there beaks off. Whilst harvesting veggies and fruit on these early mornings the crunching of snails can be heard underfoot. Especially now the rains have started. Is this the break in the season? Aahh the smells and sounds of autumn!!
Cullen Wines is very happy to be named the Gourmet Traveller Wine - Star Cellar Door for the Margaret River region!
The latest issue of Gourmet Traveller Wine features a story on Australia’s Best Cellar Doors, with the country’s top wine writers travelling through over 40 prominent wine regions to name their favourite cellar doors, from small to large including food quality, tasting experience and additional experiences. Gourmet Traveller Wine has named Cullen Wines as the Star Cellar Door for our region. Issue April/May 2013.
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The first day of autumn saw the final pick of mulberries and how sweet they were! These super juicy fruit were consumed by those lucky enough to come into cellar door that day.
