YARLOOP WINE FIELD GUIDE
28’ Wine & Grazing — Slow Tastings on Yarloop’s Shaded Lawn
A roughly two-hour guided tasting at Vineyard 28 in Yarloop that pairs the cellar’s full wine selection with a curated grazing board; this guide explains what to expect, how to book, and practical details.
28’ Wine & Grazing — Slow Tastings on Yarloop’s Shaded Lawn.
At Vineyard 28 in Yarloop you can trade the rush of the city for a measured tasting: a comparative-style sampling of the cellar’s full collection paired with a generous grazing board of local cheeses, charcuterie, preserves and seasonal produce. The experience unfolds over approximately two hours with tasting notes provided and either Mark or Pippa on hand to guide questions; you may pace the tasting to your liking and, in warmer months, sit out on the shaded lawn with friendly dogs on lead.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Accessible cellar door and shaded lawn
The cellar door building and facilities are fully wheelchair accessible, with a path from the car park across the lawn to the building; guests may choose indoor seating or, in warmer months, relax outside on the shaded lawn.
A comparative tasting guided by the hosts
For those wanting to sample the full collection, the in-depth comparative tasting provides tasting notes and expert guidance from Mark or Pippa, allowing guests to move through the wines at their own pace.
A sumptuous local grazing board
Wines are paired with a grazing board composed of two kinds of cheese, charcuterie, mixed olives, seasonal relish, pickled vegetables, selected dips, fresh fruit, crackers and Turkish bread, with a gluten-free option available.
What the day feels like
What the 28’ experience feels like
The experience is unhurried: over approximately two hours you taste across Vineyard 28’s range while hosts offer context and tasting notes. Pairings arrive as a generous grazing board, and the choice of indoor cellar-door seating or informal outdoor lawn seating—where well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome—keeps the tone relaxed and convivial.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The experience runs for approximately 2 hours; bookings are essential and the tasting may be enjoyed at your own pace.
Bring a booking confirmation and, if bringing a dog, a lead; request the gluten-free option in advance if required.
You may choose indoor cellar-door seating or outdoor lawn seating in warmer months; the cellar door building and facilities are fully wheelchair accessible with a path from the car park.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the experience take?
Approximately 2 hours.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Bookings are essential—this experience is not available as a walk-in; book online or by phone.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Friendly dogs on a lead are welcome to join you outdoors.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes. The cellar door building and its facilities are fully accessible by wheelchair, with a path from the car park across the lawn to the building.
Is there a gluten-free option?
Yes. A gluten-free option for the grazing board is available.
Who leads the tasting?
Tasting notes are provided and either Mark or Pippa will be on hand to guide the tasting and answer questions.