The first-ever Pinot Picnic is a four-day celebration of pop-up, pinot-inspired events throughout the Southern Forests region of Manjimup and Pemberton in Western Australia from 22 to 25 April 2021. The Pinot Picnic program pairs the finest local produce with regional pinot wines; highlighting varieties from pinot sparkling through to pinot rosé and the region hero, the pinot noir.
Foodies, wine-lovers and romantics will have the chance to sip, taste and explore this stunning corner of WA in the heart of Karri Tree country, just three and a half hours from Perth.
An opening cocktail reception kicks off the long weekend filled with picnics, live entertainment, sparkling soirées, wine tastings, vineyard experiences, wine-matching dining and exploration of the Southern Forests' farm produce.
The Southern Forests is Australia’s premium cool climate wine region and the leading pinot region in WA, known for quality, expressive wines. The region is renowned for boutique, artisanal gourmet food such as fresh local marron or the internationally famous black truffle, to premium produce such as the Pink Lady and Bravo apple, potatoes, avocados and limes.
For those wine-lovers who can’t travel to sip, taste and explore this stunning corner of Western Australia, Pinot Picnic Hampers are available for domestic, interstate and international orders, with free shipping through the website. Small and large hampers have been curated with a range of Southern Forests regional pinots and local produce such as macadamias, honey, truffle and apple products and more, accompanied by engraved Plumm outdoor stemless wine glasses, valued at $12.50 each. Small hampers with two bottles of wine, five products and two glasses are priced at $160, and large hampers with four bottles, eight products and four glasses at $260. Order at www.pinotpicnic.com.
The inaugural 2021 Pinot Picnic is a partnership with Wine Australia, Wines of WA, Australia South West, Southern Forests Wine Region, Southern Forests Food Council, Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development, Southern Forests & Valleys Tourism, South West Development Commission, RAC Western Australia and Shire of Manjimup.