Cellarbrations Bottleshop Oatlands

12/05/2026

New Lines in Store 😄😄😄

11/05/2026

Well done Matt & Rohan

09/05/2026

Absolutely proud of Matt and Rohan as they run across Tas raising money for bowel cancer awareness, as most of you know Matt and Rohan are running from Stanley to Cockle Creek to raise money for bowel cancer awareness as they set of tomorrow for the last day arriving in Cockle Creek tomorrow afternoon.

It’s not too late if you would like to donate tap the link below and donate

Hi thereI’ve created this fundraising page to support Bowel Cancer Australia, a 100% community-funded national charity dedicated to prevention, early diagnosis, research, quality treatment and care, so everyone affected by bowel cancer can live their best life. I was Personally diagnosed with Stag...

05/05/2026

Congratulations to our last winner in our Devils Corner Gift Card giveaway Allison Scott 🥳

05/05/2026

Matt, Rohan and their team are in Oatlands tomorrow afternoon.
Raffle tickets on sale at the Roxy IGA From 1.00 to 4.00 pm Wednesday Cash only sales.

Help a great effort.

04/05/2026

New Members Specials starting today for 2 weeks ending on the 17/05/2026 😌😌😌

04/05/2026

New Specials starting today for 2 weeks ending on the 17/05/2026 😋🤪😁

04/05/2026

Still got tickets available in Store
Drawn this Wednesday

02/05/2026

MPFC Raffle Tickets available in Store
Drawn 6th of May some great prizes to be won
$5 a ticket
Head in Store to buy a ticket for a great cause supporting Matt's Marathon Mission

30/04/2026

Day 1 of Matt’s Marathon Mission starts tomorrow, Good luck Matt and Rohan with the journey to all the way from Stanley to Cockle Creek see you in Oatlands on Wednesday from the team at Roxy IGA & Cellarbrations At Oatlands

If you would like to donate to Matt’s Marathon Mission have posted the link below ⬇️
https://mattsmarathonmission.gofundraise.com.au/page/MattsMarathonMission

Huonville father and bowel cancer survivor Matt Duggan will run from Stanley to Cockle Creek over 10 days from May 1 to raise awareness and funds for Bowel Cancer Australia.

The 38yo was diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer in April 2024, had a 10-centimetre tumour removed and endured 12 rounds of chemotherapy before being declared cancer-free.

He will average about 55 kilometres a day, with Rohan Barwick joining the full run, as he urges younger Australians to seek early detection and reduce stigma around the disease.

“People think running 55 kilometres a day is hard, but chemo is the most challenging … the worst year of my life that I’ve had to endure,” Duggan told Pulse.