Chalice Bridge is located in the world renowned wine region of Margaret River, which  can be found in the beautiful South West region of Western Australia, situated 272 kilometers south of Perth, the capital of Western Australia. Chalice Bridge has established its 122 hectares of vines in an area known as Rosa Glen, which is approximately 16kms south-east of the Margaret River township. The Chalice Bridge name comes from the bridge over the Upper Chapman Brook, which runs through the middle of the vineyard. The actual name of this bridge is ‘Challis Bridge’, but was changed to the ‘Chalice’ spelling to incorporate the drinking vessel known as a ‘Chalice’.

Chalice Bridge is a multi-award winning vineyard that continues to produce and deliver quality fine wines to consumers in Australia and around the world. Chalice Bridge has received many favorable reviews from some of the most respected wine critics in Australia, along with exclusive awards from the top wine shows both in Australia and internationally. For more information on reviews and accolades on our wines see here.

The Origins of the Chalice Bridge Label

The Chalice Bridge label consists of three elements, the triangle, the dragon and the Celtic knot. The triangle represents the drinking vessel, ‘the Chalice’, while the letters CBE (Chalice Bridge Estate) form the Celtic Mandorla (knot), which is also the prominent feature on the Chalice Bridge logo. The Chalice Celtic Mandorla, is a triple Mandorla, representing the interwoven yet separate forces of nature: earth, air and water. The dragon represents Chalice Bridge’s founder, and Managing Director, Rob Edinger’s birth year, in the year of the Dragon, and also shows the continued cycle of life and wine production each vintage. These three elements are central to Chalice Bridge and are used extensively to represent and convey the Chalice Bridge brand to the marketplace.

The Margaret River Wine Region

The Margaret River region offers a vast selection of world-class wineries, gourmet food and boutique accommodation. Surrounded by pristine and untouched areas of beautiful national karri and marri forests, Margaret River is also known for its world-class beaches and surfing, with the annual Margaret River Surfing Pro being a highlight on the Australian and World surfing calendars.

For more on Margaret River, including accomodation and attractions, see here.

The Chalice Bridge Experience

Chalice Bridge wines are often enjoyed over a sumptuous meal, or while having good times with friends, and it is the generous fruit and soft, smooth palate that keep satisfied wine lovers coming back for more!

It is this demand for quality Margaret River wine that has led Chalice Bridge to export their wines to many countries around the world and to continue to build Chalice Bridge into a global brand of high quality Margaret River wines.

Chalice Bridge is proud to be an official sponsor of the Fremantle Football Club, as well as many other local sporting organisations, and is proud to also support numerous charitable organisations through their generous donations of wine and time spent educating many about the wonderful experience of wine appreciation.

Chalice Bridge’s philosophy is to make individual wines of the highest quality with vibrant, distinctive regional characters that showcase the excellent cooler climate fruit that the southern region of Margaret River is famous for, and to continue striving to produce fine wines of the utmost quality for consumers and connoisseurs from around the world. 
 

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