More than just a winery, Edgecombe Brothers Winery Restaurant expemplifies the spirit of the Swan Valley. Nestled in a prominent  position at the western entrance of the historic Swan Valley, this family owned and operated business does things the old fashioned way,  carving itself a reputation as a local icon.  our history the fifty acre Swan Valley property was  purchased in 1925 by two brothers  who immigrated to Western Australia  from Worthing in the UK. Don and  Frank Edgecombe developed the  property over the years, focussing in  the 1930s and 40s on mainly table  grapes for export. By the mid 1960s  their efforts shifted to both table and  wine grapes for the local market and  continues today. The founding  brothers’ values of freshness and  friendliness is carried through by the  generations that run the business  today as they continue to grow and  pick their own produce, including table  grapes, melons, pumpkins, citrus,  broad beans, olives and asparagus  (see info in far side panel).  The vines remain an integral part of  the family property, and the family  welcome patrons and friends to hop  into the vineyard at pruning and  picking time to experience working in a  vineyard. You must be dedicated, have  a good work ethic, and not mind either  the freezing cold mornings during  pruning, or the super hot summer days  during picking. Go on, join us.......we  dare you!  our staff although we are a family owned and  family run business, we also  acknowledge the wonderful people  who help us on a daily basis in keeping  the cogs ticking over. We have a fantastic team in the  kitchen pumping out fresh, delicious  food for the cafe restaurant, and  backing them up are our terrific  kitchen-support staff.  On the floor we have a friendly bunch  of service staff ready and willing to  make your visit with us a memorable  experience. They are ably managed by  a couple of floor managers, most  notably the smiling, helpful Rita and  the ever popular and very funny Aki.  The cellar door is manned by a couple  of winos who just want to talk wine and  rubbish. Join them for wine tasting  ....and you too can talk rubbish. And amongst them all you will find our  family members - washing dishes,  sweeping floors, filling in for the chef,  and waiting on your table. If you see  us, say hi and have a chat!  king of spears Asparagus is  grown on the  property and is  hand picked  fresh every day  between the  warmer months  of September  and February.  People travel to Edgies from all over the  Perth metro area to buy green and  purple varieties of this delectable  gourmet vegetable. Frank’s son Alfred,  who is responsible for the asparagus  patch, is affectionately known to locals  as The King of Spears! freshness & friendliness The Edgecombe  family continues to  grow and sell only  the best fresh  produce and table  wines, served with  warm hospitality at  their rustic cellar  door and cafe restaurant in the  renowned historic wine region of the  Swan Valley. We invite you to visit us  soon, even if just for a nice hot brew and  a cookie. SWAN VALLEY VINEYARD IN WINTER, EDGECOMBE BROTHERS WINERY SWAN VALLEY ASPARAGUS FROM EDGECOMBE BROTHERS, SWAN VALLEY WINERY RESTAURANT, PERTH WA dried fruit Edgecombe Brothers is one of a  few vineyards in the Swan Valley  that still dries its’ own fruit for  use in the cellar door and  restaurant, and to sell to the  public. Flame seedless and  sultana grapes are sundried on  wire racks in the vineyard, with  no additives. Fruit dried in this  manner is good for you and  delicious served with cheese or  soaked in Edgies famous  Muscat Liqueur and served as a  preserve.   © Edgecombe Brothers 2011   Licensee: Edgecombe Brothers| License Number: 618 004 5062 | ABN: 98 008 669 252 | Address: 1733 Gnangara Rd Henley Brook - Cnr Gnangara & West Swan Rd Henley Brook Western Australia 6056 | Phone: 08 9296 4307 | info@edgecombebrothers.com.au WARNING Under the Liquor Control Act 1986, it is an offence; - to sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises; or - for a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises. history of edgecombe brothers | swan valley farmers, viticulturalists & winemakers OPEN 7 DAYS FROM 10AM  USEFUL LINKS SITEMAP DESIGN PERTH WEBSITE DESIGNS