Bottles of Black Cockatoo Distillery Signature, Bush Berry, Desert Lime and Limited Edition Shiraz Gins lined up on a shiny wooden bar top in the Cellar Door.

Black Cockatoo Distillery Cellar Door

Wander through our small orchard up to our converted barn – our home among the gum trees – well, marri to be precise. Using recycled timber for our bar and reclaimed jarrah bar top, our Cellar Door has been a labour of love over the past 12 months.

Come spend some time in the bush sipping the taste of the southern forests. We would love to meet you, hear your favourite experiences with our locally-made award-winning gins, or help your family and friends discover their new favourite!

Open

Open 11am to 4pm Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays

Call us in the Cellar Door: 0490 784 398

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Black Cockatoo Cellar Door party on the lawn as the sun starts to set.

Weddings and hosted events

Make this piece of paradise home for your special event. Here, on the edge of town, overlooking the trees to the Blackwood River for weddings, big birthdays, or just because – tailored to your event.

Imagine your event

A bride in her wedding dress, holding a flower bouquet, stands in the Black Cockatoo Cellar Door garden, looking out to the lawn and forest trees.

Black Cockatoo Distillery Bush Berry Gin and flower bouquet on a small wooden table in the Cellar Door garden.

A wedding couple stands on the lawn at the Black Cockatoo Distillery Cellar Door, overlooking forest trees, under a big sky.

Getting there

Navigate to 1 Fox Road, Bridgetown, Western Australia.
Come off Fox Road into the car park.
Walk up the orchard path to our Cellar Door!

1 Fox Road, Bridgetown, nearing the Black Cockatoo Cellar Door.

Turning off at 1 Fox Road, Bridgetown, into the Black Cockatoo Distillery Cellar Door carpark.

Public events at the Black Cockatoo Distillery Cellar Door

Gin and Jazz

Saturday 17 October 2026, 4-6pm

Singer Alma Zygier – daughter of Australian music legends Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier – performing past favourites plus her own original songs live at our Cellar Door!

Acclaimed jazz pianist Harry Mitchell joins in – having played with jazz celebrities including Charlie Watts, George Garzone, Vincent Gardner, Sarah Hananhan and Veronica Swift.

Come picnic to Gin and Jazz live as the stars come out, and maybe enjoy a little dance on the lawn. 😉🍸💃

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Dusty Oranges & Misty Greens photography exhibition by Natacha Issler

30 October to 12 December 2026

Australian landscape photo by Natacha Issler, showing scrub bushes on desert sands. One branch reaches into the orange sky to embrace the low sun.

Australian landscape photo by Natacha Issler, showing short grassy trees on a flat plain, with a foggy horizon and pink clouds in the sky.

Dusty Oranges & Misty Greens is the inaugural photography exhibition of international explorer, Natacha Issler. Works explore the contrasts and similarities of starkly different yet complimentary environments experienced over the past two decades: arid wild regions of inland Australia, and the lush forests of the rural south west.

Born in Argentina, Natacha grew up in Germany, then moved to New Zealand and Australia pursuing a career as a geologist. “My interest in photography developed while travelling and living alone in regional Australia where it became a way to record fleeting moments as tangible mementos I could share with others.”

Capturing varied subjects including nature, wildlife, architecture, music and community events, “Across them all, I aim to render the world in a way that reflects how I perceive its essence, whether aesthetic or narrative in nature, while doing justice to what is present in front of, behind and beyond the camera.”