Perthshire

Cairn O'Mohr Fruit Wine

A farm winery near Errol in the Carse of Gowrie, making fruit wines since 1987, from strawberry and bramble to wine made from oak leaves, with a shop and cafe.

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Out among the flat, fertile fields of the Carse of Gowrie, near Errol, a cluster of timber buildings with a lookout tower on top is Cairn O'Mohr, a winery unlike most.

Ron and Judith Gillies started it on their farm in 1987, and instead of grapes they make wine from what grows around them.

The wines are small-batch and seasonal, made by traditional methods from local fruit and flowers: strawberry, raspberry, bramble and elderberry, gooseberry and elderflower, and, most curious of all, wine made from oak leaves, picked in spring and again in autumn. The yard is crowded with barrels, crates and oddities, and the shop has free tastings to help anyone choose.

The Pickled Peacock, the cafe in the old farm buildings, serves breakfasts, lunches, cakes and drinks every day from ten until five, and tours of the winery run on set afternoons. It lies just off the A90 between Perth and Dundee.

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The shop has free tastings, and the Pickled Peacock cafe serves breakfasts, lunches and cakes from ten until five every day.

Winery tours run on set afternoons and can be booked.

Where
East Inchmichael, Errol, Perthshire PH2 7SP, off the A90 between Perth and Dundee.
Cafe
The Pickled Peacock, daily 10am to 5pm.

Opening hours

Monday
10am–5pm
Tuesday
10am–5pm
Wednesday
10am–5pm
Thursday
10am–5pm
Friday
10am–5pm
Saturday
10am–5pm
Sunday
10am–5pm

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Cairn O' Mhor's timber-clad shop and café buildings, hand-painted signs and carved wooden totems along the entrance ramp.
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Wine from oak leaves.

One of the winery's best known wines is made from oak leaves, picked in spring and again in autumn.

Cairn O' Mhor's stone fruit-wine shop, its 'What Like?' sign over a yellow door and a carved wooden face beside the deck.
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Since 1987.

Ron and Judith Gillies began making wine on their farm in 1987.

The Pickled Peacock's cafe and bar entrance, a peacock illustration on the door and a carved wooden face beside it.
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Taste before you buy.

The shop pours free tastings of the wines.

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