Perth Hills Wine Region

The Perth Hills wine region is characterised by its hilly terrain, forested valleys and majestic scenery covering a long narrow area of 110 kilometres running north to south just inland from Perth. The region's Mediterranean climate is influenced by the Darling Scarp mountain ranges which help create a diverse range of microclimates. While viticulture has been practised intermittently in the region for more than a century, the Perth Hills was officially gazetted as a winegrowing region in 1999. It is now renowned for producing quality, fruit-driven wines and alternative styles.

Millbrook is surrounded by the rich beauty of the Perth Hills

Viognier, Petit Verdot, Shiraz, Grenache, Mourvedre and Merlot are currently under vine

Viticulture

To protect Millbrook’s pristine environment, modern and sustainable viticultural practices are utilised. Vines are planted on undulating slopes to optimise drainage and control growth, with the emphasis being on fruit quality, rather than yield.

Hand pruning and picking

The vines are irrigated only when required to ensure optimal fruit ripeness and flavour development

The Millbrook Gardens

In addition to the vines lining the steep slopes, the Millbrook property incorporates an active orchard, an olive grove and a one-acre garden featuring over 100 varieties of heirloom vegetables. The garden produce is hand-picked daily and features prominently in the Millbrook restaurant’s magnificent seasonal menu.

"There are kitchen gardens, and then there's Millbrook Winery..."

Australian Gourmet Traveller 2017 Restaurant Guide

We don't buy any fruit or veg!

Everything that is cooked in the kitchen has been grown from our garden, orchard and olive grove.