Chalice Bridge is a dedicated and passionate Margaret River single vineyard, owned and operated by the Edinger family, with father and son Rob and Keenan Edinger the driving force.
Established by the Edinger Family in 1998, Chalice Bridge’s 122 hectares of vines, located in the cooler southern region of Margaret River know as Rosa Glen, make it one of the largest single planted vineyards in the region.
Looking for a sea change, Rob bought and converted several old dairy farms into 122 hectares of world class Margaret River vines, and appropriately named the resulting vineyard Chalice Bridge, after the 'Challis' bridge on the property (named after some of the original settlers of the area, the 'Challis' family) and altering the spelling to the 'drinking' chalice.
As a father and son team, Rob and Keenan work tirelessly to continue to build Chalice Bridge into a world class winery, and to share their passion and dedication for Margaret River, and the Australian wine industry with everyone else who loves and cherishes it as much as they do.