Wines and vinyls, but no grape vines.
That’s what Great Southern winery Singlefile is bringing to its intimate new tasting space in Subiaco.
Designed to host private gatherings and wine tastings by invitation only, The Listening Room is the family-owned winery’s regional cellar door experience re-imagined in the city.
Partly inspired by the listening rooms of Japan, Singlefile co-founder Patrick Corbett said the winery hoped to deliver its Great Southern hospitality closer to home for its Perth-based guests.
“We wanted to bring some of what makes our Cellar Door in Denmark special to Perth,” Mr Corbett said.
“The idea was to create a place where people can slow down and enjoy good wine and good music in good company. It’s also an opportunity to connect more personally with people who can’t easily make the journey south.”

With private gatherings best suited to groups of 20-40, The Listening Room will offer curated tastings and masterclasses as the record player sets the tone.
Guests are guided through a selection of the winery’s drops, and told the story behind them, with familiar favourites, small-batch releases and lesser-known varieties on the menu.

Would-be guests can express interest in a curated experience by reaching out to Singefile directly.
The Listening Room is located at 15 Railway Road, Subiaco.
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