The Place
A Family Vineyard With A Focus On Sustainability And Care For The Land
At The Cutting, you’re not just visiting a winery – you’re stepping into our vineyard, home and cellar door. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the heart and soul of our operation – the winemaker and viticulturist.
Our principles are grounded in sustainability, a love of the land, family ties and unwavering resilience. We actively enhance the landscape through strategic native vegetation planting, driving natural regeneration. At every stage of winemaking, our hands-on approach prioritises land preservation.
Connecting with the Heart and Soul of The Cutting
Our name, The Cutting, nods to a distinct feature on Stonewell Road—a visible cut from its construction. It exposes the soil layers where our vine roots seek water in our arid climate.
Our renowned Shiraz owes its perfumed complexity and rich textures to our diverse soils of limestone, ironstone, clay, schist and quartz.
Our Values
Sustainability
At the core of our ethos is our commitment to the environment, which is reflected in our sustainable farming practices. Every decision is rooted in our dedication to creating great wines and preserving the land for future generations.
Family Bonds
Our success is built on the strong foundation of family bonds and a shared respect for our land. We have fostered unity and dedication, creating a supportive environment that nurtures our wines and instils a strong sense of purpose and community.
Resilience
Overcoming challenges drives our success. We continually embrace changes, turning them into opportunities for growth and improvement. Our unwavering commitment to our vision has allowed us to inspire the descendants of grape pickers and grape growers on two continents.
Visit The Cutting!
Experience the passion and dedication that goes into every drop of wine we produce.
An Expression Of Fruit With A Sense Of Place
The Cutting acknowledges and pays respect to the Ngadjuri and Peramangk nations, the traditional custodians of the lands on which we live and farm. We acknowledge and seek to learn from the deep connection that First Nations people hold to the land, sea, waters and sky.
