Cowaramup

From Busselton
about 35 min by car
From Margaret River
about 10 min by car
Makers here
6

Drive times from the OSRM router, rounded to 5 minutes. Road data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

For things to buy in Cowaramup, look first along Bussell Highway. Seven Seas Tea blends loose-leaf by hand in small batches and sells it from the same address. Temper Temper is two chocolatiers, Roz and Georgia, who hand-temper their bars. Flavours run from grapefruit and fennel to Fairy Bread, which needs no explaining to anyone raised on Australian birthday parties.

On Tom Cullity Drive, Bettenays makes nougat on site behind a window, so you can watch the kitchen at work, and there are dozens of flavours, with free nougat samples to help you choose. Fine Food of Margaret River, a farmers market regular since 2001, has a kitchen shop in town with its sweet chilli sauce next to other South West brands. Near Margaret River, on Armstrong Road at Cowaramup, Olio Bello has a tasting room on the olive farm it has harvested since 1998.

Gracetown, on Cowaramup Bay, is about ten minutes towards the coast if you want the sea with your shopping. Our Busselton to Margaret River day trip stops here.

Six makers, 23 products and six guides.

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Made in Cowaramup

Each page tells their story and links straight to their own shop.

  • Bettenays

    Pantry

    Nougat made on site at a family property in Cowaramup, in 180g bars across dozens of flavours, with a kitchen visitors can watch at work.

  • Fine Food of Margaret River

    Pantry

    A Cowaramup maker of sweet chilli sauce, dukkah and vinegar, founded by Italian-born Romano Rotelli and at the farmers market since 2001.

  • Record Coffee Roasters

    Coffee

    A Cowaramup roastery with a tasting room, roasting a steady Side A range and rotating Side B single origins, packed in recyclable aluminium cans.

  • Seven Seas Tea

    Tea

    A Cowaramup tea shop hand-blending loose-leaf black, green, white, oolong, chai and herbal teas from around the world in small batches.

  • Temper Temper

    Chocolate

    Two chocolatiers, Roz and Georgia, make hand-tempered bars, coated fruit and nuts, and chocolate roughs, sold from shops in Cowaramup and Margaret River.

  • Two Cracks Coffee

    Coffee

    A small-batch roastery and cafe on the main street of Cowaramup, roasting rotating single origins in house, with a stall at Origins Market in Busselton.

What's made here

No prices here, because we don't sell these. Tap a label for the story, or Visit to go straight to the maker's own shop.

In the journal

Guides that take you through Cowaramup or call in on its makers.

All guides
  • Christmas gifts made in the South West

    Nougat in red and green, a chocolate bar its maker compares to Christmas cake, olives for whoever's hosting lunch.

  • Take the South West home with you

    Chocolate ground on stone, honey from one kind of tree, a soap scented with Boranup Forest in mind.

  • The coast road south, in one good day

    A jetty with a train on it, a lighthouse, a cave you climb down into, and makers' shops the whole way.

Questions

What can you buy in Cowaramup?

Hand-blended loose-leaf tea from Seven Seas Tea, hand-tempered chocolate from Temper Temper, nougat from Bettenays and sweet chilli sauce from Fine Food of Margaret River. Olio Bello's olive farm and tasting room are at Cowaramup too.

Where can you watch nougat being made in Cowaramup?

At Bettenays on Tom Cullity Drive, where the nougat kitchen has a viewing window and free nougat samples. Check the maker's site before you go.

Is Cowaramup good on a rainy day?

Yes, most of it is indoors: the tea shop, Temper Temper's chocolate shop, and Mukau Giftware & Gallery, which has an upstairs gallery in the middle of town. Gabriel Chocolate's cafe at Metricup is a short drive north.

Nearby

Other towns with makers or guides, nearest first, as the crow flies.

Made Down South is an independent guide. We're not affiliated with or endorsed by the makers listed here unless their own page says so, and we don't sell their goods: prices and orders are on each maker's own site.