The Full Bottle

The Full Bottle

★ 4.8 263 verified reviews on the listing

A seven-hour day of small-producer tastings, a craft-beer or wine lunch, chocolate and a distillery, from around the Margaret River township

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Duration
7 hours
Meeting point
Margaret River township pickups
Cancellation
Free cancellation
Included
Lunch with craft beer or wine
Run by
Cheers Wine & Scenic Tours

A seven-hour circuit built around small producers and a long lunch, with pickups from around the Margaret River township. The day pairs cellar-door tastings and behind-the-scenes winery visits with a stop for craft beer or wine, plus chocolate and a distillery along the way. A fuller version of the classic day for people who want the food and the makers, not just the pours.

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