Stella Bella Wines
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Monday - Sunday: 10:00am until 5:00pm
Created in 1997, Stella Bella is the heart and soul of southern Margaret River.
The charming little cellar door is located just minutes from the Margaret River town centre. You are invited to taste, experience and enjoy their Luminosa, Suckfizzle and Stella Bella wines with their passionate and knowledgeable staff. You can also bring a picnic and enjoy wine by the glass in the vineyard.
The small team who bring these wines to life is led by Chief Winemaker Luke Jolliffe and Viticulturist Steve Martin. It is a team of passionate people who choose Margaret River for its lifestyle, local community, amazing surrounds, seasonal produce and world-class wines. They love where they live, what they do and love sharing it with you.
Stella Bella’s five distinctive vineyards are located throughout southern Margaret River. An area of the region chosen for its cool climate and ability to produce elegant, aromatic and medium-bodied wines with personality and precision. All of the wines aim to capture the essence of Margaret River, from the signature regional wine styles to something for the more adventurous. Stella Bella makes these wines to complement your lifestyle and create a memorable wine experience.
Stella Bella’s five distinctive vineyards are located throughout southern Margaret River. An area of the region chosen for its cool climate and ability to produce elegant, aromatic and medium-bodied wines with personality and precision. All of the wines aim to capture the essence of Margaret River, from the signature regional wine styles to something for the more adventurous. Stella Bella makes these wines to complement your lifestyle and create a memorable wine experience.
The winery is located just south of Margaret River and is state-of-the-art wine-making facility that enables the team to create each wine in small batches to respect the varietal characteristics of the fruit and to express the individual flavours and complexities from the vineyards.
