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The Angas Park Retail Shop is situated at the top end of the main street of Angaston, a lovely little village nestled in the heart of South Australia's Barossa Valley; look for the bright yellow sign out front.
Upon entry you will be immediately greeted with a warm and genuine welcome by friendly staff that know the meaning of good old-fashioned service. The next thing to assail your senses will be the mouth-watering aroma of the delectable products just waiting for you to discover, some of whi...Angas Park Fruit
Angaston
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Angaston Cottage Industries was started in 1972 by a group of local women keen to use surplus local produce and show off their creative talent. Today the shop stocks a range of homemade goods, homegrown produce and crafts from over 300 contributors.
We have a large selection of homemade jam, pickles, sauces, biscuits and cakes. We have anything from rose petal jam to Shiraz grape sauce. hand knitted jumpers, socks, gloves and caps are always popular, as our children's toys and our fairy section...Angaston Cottage Industries
Angaston
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Antiques and More at 24 is a classic country antique shop located in the main street of Angaston, selling the best Barossa pieces and many more interesting and eclectic items including china, glass, silver and furniture.
The building is an original 1860s cottage, which has been fully restored and air conditioned with brightly painted walls and is well lit to create a buyers and browsers haven.
A large building in the rear garden houses larger pieces and some un-restored pieces and the courtyar...Antiques and More at 24
Angaston
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Appellation at The Louise is one of Australia's finest regional dining experiences. Understated, informed service and intimate ambience complement a daily changing menu using locally sourced seasonal produce and an extensive wine list. The Louise and Appellation offer a luxury vineyard retreat paired with casually elegant and memorable fine dining.
Best Regional Restaurant 2008 - Restaurant and Catering South Australia.Appellation
Marananga
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Barossa Brewing Company is a boutique brewery in the Barossa region of South Australia. Our hallmarks are natural ingredients, tradition and quality.
At the Barossa Brewing Company, we take beer seriously, producing small batches of pure, traditionally fermented beers, hand-crafted from the best ingredients available.
We are serious about tradition too. Using the German Beer Purity Law of 1516 as our model and drawing inspiration from the Barossa's long tradition of quality, we have develope...Barossa Brewing Company
Greenock
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Every Saturday morning from 7.30am to 11.30am, you can taste and take home the best the Barossa has to offer. Over 50 stallholders provide a cornucopia of the freshest vegetables, meats, breads and cheeses. Delicious oils, preserves and local specialities give you everything you need for the week ahead.
The growers at the Barossa Farmers Market often pick their lettuce and tomatoes and other produce just the night before market, sometimes even that very morning. (Yes, they get up very early.) A...Barossa Farmers Market
Angaston
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At our Fruit Winery we produce semi-sweet alcoholic table and dessert wine using a wide range of fruit, but not grapes. This follows an ancient tradition whereby people made wine from whatever fruit was available at the time.
Our wide range of 12 begins with elegant fragrant Rose Petal, through popular varieties of berry, pomme and stone fruits, to unique Quandong (Australian Native Peach).
2006 Perth Royal Show - Commercial fruit and non fruit wine section. Gained 10 awards from 12 entries. R...Barossa Fruit Wines
Concordia
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Discover the gold mining history of the area on one of the two loop trails. The shorter loop is just over one kilometre long and takes about one hour to complete. The longer loop is about five kilometres and takes three to four hours. Interpretive signs illustrate mining techniques, geology, treatment of ore and the lifestyles of people who lived there.
Fossicking and collecting of rocks are not permitted.
Re-enactment Day is at Bowden's Cottage on the third Sunday in October where visitors ca...Barossa Goldfield Trail
Cockatoo Valley
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New owners, new cook and new menu! The fully licensed “Baccus Restaurant” at the Barossa Motor Lodge is renowned for fine affordable a la carte cuisine and welcoming professional service. The restaurant is open to guests and the public seven days a week. Inspection invited.
Restaurant is available for 10 to 110 people.Barossa Motor Lodge `Baccus Restaurant`
Tanunda
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The 'House of Olives' retail outlet in Truro (Barossa Valley) offers a wide selection of South Australian olive oils, ranging from mild to robust. They include several oils from medal winners in the South Australian Olive Oil Competition, organic oils and oils infused with lemon, garlic, chilli, Bush tomato, mandarin, lime and lemon myrtle. All can be tasted before purchase to ensure satisfaction.
The House of Olives also stocks olives, spreads, mustards, dips and dukkah. Body products include ...Barossa Olives
Truro
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The Barossa Regional Gallery is a high quality art space displaying works from the permanent Barossa Vintage Festival Collection, Community Art in Fabric, regularly changing temporary and touring exhibitions of paintings and sculptures and space for paintings by Barossa artists. The Barossa Regional Gallery is the home of the historical Hill & Son Grand Organ (1875), lovingly restored by the Organ Historical Trust.Barossa Regional Gallery
Tanunda
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The Barossa Small Winemakers Centre is a showcase for wines of the Barossa's small independent winemakers. Rare and distinctive wines are sold here and give visitors to the Chateau access to wines that are rarely found elsewhere.
The centre is housed in the cellar door sales area at historic Chateau Tanunda, just a few minutes walk from Tanunda, in the heart of the Barossa Valley - one of the World's premier wine regions.
It currently features over 90 wines made by 34 small producers in the va...Barossa Small Winemakers Centre
Tanunda
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The Barossa Valley Cheese Company opened its doors in 2003 in the idyllic town of Angaston, rapidly claiming it’s place in the region’s celebrated wine and food culture. The range includes cow and goat milk cheeses, with Victoria McClurg and her team always seeking innovative ideas and refining traditional methods in cheesemaking.Barossa Valley Cheese Company
Angaston
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Barossa Valley Estate's Cellar Door and Functions Centre is a contemporary new building amongst the rolling hills of Marananga.
With its local stonewalls, jarrah floors and bar, open fire and endless views, it is a place to enjoy and stay awhile. With floor to ceiling windows all around see the panoramic vistas across vineyards, the historic and well-known palm trees and the distant hills. Enjoy the tasting at the home of some of the Barossa's most awarded wines. The friendly and relaxed atmosp...Barossa Valley Estate Winemakers
Marananga
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The Barossa Valley Golf Club is a 6026 metre par 72 course with an ACR rating of 70.8 and the tees are generous and well made. The fairways seem generous but the rough can be punishing and some well-placed bunkers guard the fairways and greens.
Players have use of the practice tee, fairway, large putting green, practice bunker and chipping green.
Because of its delightful bush country setting, this spacious golf course can give a feeling of truly 'being away from it all'.
Just to walk the ...Barossa Valley Golf Club Incorporated
Nuriootpa
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Barossa Vines Cellar Door and Cafe at Krondorf offers fine wines, great coffee, casual dining in a smart cafe environment and beautiful Barossa Valley views. Purchase a glass of wine, a light meal and laze in the sun as the vineyards stretch out before you. You may never want to leave...Barossa Vines Cellar Door and Cafe
Tanunda
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In a world that seems obsessed with speed and immediacy, we are often in danger of losing sight of life's simpler traditions. Filling buckets with clusters of new season's grapes in the Barossa, under the blaze of the Australia sun, or pulling on a Drizabone on a frosty winter morning to prune gnarled old bush vines.
Working with one's hands by tilling the soil, tending the vines, crushing the grapes and making the wine, keeps us in touch with the timeless cycle of the seasons. At Bethany Wines...Bethany Wines
Tanunda
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A small family owned wine business established in 1928 making estate grown wines from a 10 hectare vineyard. Focussing on low yielding, high quality crops, the resulting wines continue to receive critical acclaim within Australia and overseas, with demand constantly outstripping supply.
A visit to the winemaker Rick Burge's Draycott vineyard on the outskirts of Lyndoch is a must for any wine lover serious about the very best the Barossa has to offer in terms of single vineyard estate wines.Burge Family Winemakers
Lyndoch
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Winemaker Charles Melton and his partner Virginia Weckert have specialised in the production of limited release, premium red wines made from Barossa grapes since 1984. It was in the mid 1980's that Charlie and a small band of Barossa winemakers turned their winemaking efforts to what was then considered a couple of unfashionable varieties, Shiraz and Grenache.
With these varieties, Charlie built a small range of classic dry reds including a Grenache/Shiraz/Mourvedre blend called the Nine Popes....Charles Melton Wines
Tanunda
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Chateau Barossa Rose Garden is the inspiration of Mr HT Thumm who, in wanting to leave a worthwhile and lasting legacy to South Australian and the Barossa Valley in particular, has developed one of the world's great rose collections in the Barossa Valley at Lyndoch. Officially opened by Her Majesty The Queen on Thursday 28 February 2002 on her last visit to South Australia, the Chateau Barossa Rose Garden is open free of charge everyday of the year.
With the planting of more than twenty thousan...Chateau Barrosa Rose Garden
Lyndoch
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Chateau Barossa, 'The House of Grape Liqueurs', is set amongst a rose garden, opened by Her Majesty The Queen.
Walk the garden and browse the antiques museum and gift shop, but above all make sure you taste the sensational grape liqueurs including our unique rose flavoured Turkish Delight.
Just one hour's drive from Adelaide, the wine and roses are well worth the time. The roses are at their peak in both mid-spring (October/November) and mid-autumn (April/May), and remain in bloom from late Se...Chateau Barrosa Winery Cellar Door Gift Shop and Museum
Lyndoch
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Chateau Dorrien offers an experience not to be missed when you visit the Barossa Valley. Walk through an almost 100-year-old building that still has original concrete wine vats in tact, craft section and Heritage Gallery. A local Barossa Valley artist has lovingly painted in mural form the Settlement of the Barossa Valley and the winemaking technique from the beginning to the present day on seven vats, it is a delight for historians, school groups and general tourists.Chateau Dorrien Winery
Tanunda
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Chateau Tanunda is steeped in the history of yesteryear, built in 1890 from bluestone quarried at nearby Bethany. It's an awe-inspiring place to visit, combining historic winery buildings and a stunning cellar door. The building is surrounded by vineyard and beautifully landscaped gardens, a great place to stop and relax while in the valley.
The cellar door offers the chance to try the full range of wines while surrounded by a thousand oak barrels of maturing wine. You can also enjoy a cheese p...Chateau Tanunda
Tanunda
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Yaldara Wines and its magnificent chateau have long been recognised as one of the most picturesque and attractive tourist destinations in Australia. Tony Spencely and local chef Kas Martin have been commissioned by McGuigan-Simeon Wines to develop a comprehensive food, wine and tourism facility including total refurbishment of the Bistro, and establishing a larder, produce store and cheese room as well as wedding and conference facilities and cooking school in the magnificent reception centre th...Chateau Yaldara
Lyndoch
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Clonlea Recreation Park was the home of the first Gawler settlers and today is a large recreation park. The ground is mostly open grassland; it is interestingly contoured and one can look down from its centre on the river below and the river red gums on its banks.
Facilities include two public tennis courts (the nets are always up), country style oval, barbecue, picnic areas, walking trails, children's playground, parking areas and toilets.Clonlea Recreation Park
Willaston
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The Clubhouse welcomes members and non-members to dine in our regionally themed dining room or The Clubhouse Bar. Our menu offers an extensive a la carte selection-featuring premium South Australian steak, seafood and pub favourites. There is a choice of daily specials from AUD10.00 and a special children's menu for family dining. In winter months there are warm fires roaring in the dining room and an open fire crackling in the Bar, with ducted air conditioning during summer. You are welcome at ...Clubhouse at the Tanunda Club
Tanunda
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Our unique cellar door in the heart of the Barossa Valley is a warm and homely destination to experience some of our prize-winning wines. With our big open fireplace and lovely outdoor deck area its the ideal place to enjoy wine tasting overlooking the beautiful Barossa Valley.
We have an extensive range of award wining wines available for tasting every day. Enjoy a glass of wine on the deck with a personally structured tasting or perhaps a less informal tasting at your leisure or enjoy a great...Cockatoo Ridge Wines
Tanunda
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Dragonfly Antiques deals only with original pieces (no replicas) from Asia. Our range of furniture and accessories ages from 60 - 140 years old. Many pieces have remained in their rustic condition with some minimal restoration, where others have been restored to near new condition.
In August 2008 we launched our Vietnamese Silk range. We have created many one of pieces of bedding and quilts as well as cushion covers, table runners and place mats.
Whether you are looking for a feature piece or...Dragonfly Antiques
Williamstown
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Dragonfly plus Alabaster share a passion for sourcing products made with love, passion and integrity and carefully selects items from local, national and international designers and businesses who believe in sustainability, fair trade or have a cultural or environmental sensitivity.
‘Dragonfly’ (along with their Williamstown store) sources unique and individual antiques from North Asia, ranging from dining tables to hand painted jewellery boxes, as well as designing their own range of silk be...Dragonfly plus Alabaster
Tanunda
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So far, we have concentrated on Riesling and Shiraz, the foundations of 150 years of winemaking in the region. The first releases were two benchmarks - 2003 Eden Valley Wines Riesling and 2002 Eden Valley Wines Shiraz. They have been followed by exceptional wines from the next vintages of those varieties.
Our winemaker members select the best fruit from the group’s individual vineyards to make the Eden Valley Wines Riesling and blend the best wine available from the partners’ maturing barrel st...Eden Valley Wines
Eden Valley
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Elderton Wines is a small family owned and operated winery, situated in the heart of the Barossa. The Elderton vineyard, which was planted around 1900 by Samuel Elderton Tolley, was purchased by the Ashmead family in the late 1970's and started producing labelled bottled estate wine from the 1982 harvest.
After a decade of hard work, the winery short to prominence in the early 1990's, after winning the prestigious Jimmy Watson Trophy at the 1993 Melbourne Wine Show. There has been an amazing am...Elderton Wines
Nuriootpa
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Built in 1861 on land and with money donated by George Fife Angas, Friedensberg (Hill of Peace) Schoolroom with Headmaster's residence attached also served for four decades as St Johannes Church for the early Prussian Lutheran pioneer settlers at Springton.
The school was closed in 1917 as a result of the hostilities towards German people during the First World War, and re-opened in 1995 as an authentic German School Museum with original furniture and fittings and hands-on activities, including...Friedensberg Historic German School Museum
Springton
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Built as a Telegraph Station in 1859 and now the home of the Gawler National Trust. This two storey building of local stone with slate roof is the oldest surviving public building in Gawler.
Everyday living is featured in the museum displays including a pioneer kitchen and laundry. The museum also contains rare and interesting early musical instruments and artefacts from explorer John McKinlay, items and history of Gawler's industrial companies and early telegraph display.
Can be opened for gr...Gawler Museum - Old Telegraph Station
Gawler
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Gibson's Wines is a small family owned winery nestled at the high northern end of the Barossa Valley in South Australia. A specialist producer of limited quantities of premium table wines, it is fast garnering a reputation as a reliable producer of richly flavoured and complex wine.
Rob, Anne and family produce a mere 5000 cases of wine. Fruit is sourced from predominately estate grown fruit with small selections coming from contracted grower fruit for added diversity come blending time.Gibson Barossa Vale Wines
Light Pass
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One of the newest wineries in the Barossa Valley, Glaetzer Wines is a small family owned and operated enterprise, sourcing premium quality dry-land grapes for the creation of full bodied and concentrated varietal wines. The benefits of such a small operation are obvious, each wine having character, personality and the identity of the region, all tended to with a passion to ensure they reach a deservingly high status.
Small quantities mean extremely limited availability.
Exports to the United K...Glaetzer Wines
Tanunda
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Gnadenfrei Estate’s first vineyard was planted in 1958. The hilltop premises were built in 1978, as the Seppelt family home and cellar door, and opened for wine tasting the following year. The vineyard comprises five acres Shiraz, one acre Grenache and one acre of mixed reds: Pinot Noir, Pinot Meuniere, Malbec and Merlot.
A range of premium red table wines are available for tastings and sales, along with home made jams, mustards and sauces.Gnadenfrei Estate
Marananga
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Cellar Door is pure Australiana. Views are eucalypts, rolling pastures, vineyards, and the reedy line Gomersal Creek. A huge veranda wraps around
the tasting room and inside magnificent red gum tables and a wood heater.
Feel free to bring the kids as there is a lovely kiddies playground for them to enjoy!
Enjoy a variety of soft and full flavoured wines, unique to the Gomersal district. Walls are spectacularly hung with huge portraits of Flinders Ranges characters painted by George Grainger Al...Gomersal Wines
Gomersal
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Grant Burge Wines, established in 1988, has grown to become one of the top 10 privately owned wine companies in Australia.
Grant Burge is a fifth generation viticulturalist and winemaker dedicated to the Barossa and he believes fine wines are born in the vineyard. His intricate network of vineyards strategically positioned throughout the Barossa reflects this philosophy. Each features individual climates and characters and Grant has carefully matched grape varieties to the vineyards, ensuring h...Grant Burge Wines Cellar Door
Jacobs Creek
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Greenock Creek Wines is situated at Seppeltsfield in the rolling hills between the hamlets of Greenock and Marananga, on the western edge of the Barossa Valley. The winery's first release was in 1988, when it sold a 1986 Shiraz and a 1988 Chardonnay from its tiny cellar door situated beneath the Waugh's 150 year old stone cottage.
Since then the winery has planted, grafted or acquired more vines, and now specialises in premium red wine production. Only grapes grown on the property are used, m...Greenock Creek Vineyard And Cellars
Seppeltsfield
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Harrys Restaurant sits within the Novotel Barossa Valley Resort and offers a tempting array of Barossa produce designed to entice even the most discerning connoisseur.
With seasonally designed menus reflecting the region's fine culinary heritage and culture, you can sample gourmet delights while taking in the scenic views across the rolling hills of the Barossa Valley.
Inspiration for the menu is drawn from the vast selection of fresh produce available seasonally through out the valley, and su...Harrys Restaurant
Rowland Flat
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Hartz Barn Wines is a family operated vineyard and wine enterprise based in the village of Moculta, Eden Valley, Barossa region of South Australia. The home of Hartz Barn Wines has supported the families of the district as a General Store (known as Hentschke General Store) since 1885 offering an extensive range of goods and services.
Our Hartz Barn Wines label depicts the Moculta General Store and the activities that took place are recorded with the varieties of our winesHartz Barn Wines
Moculta
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Heathvale Wines was established in 1859 and owners Trevor and Faye March reside in the original home. Heathvale produced wine until the early 1900's when production was phased out in favour of fruit growing.
The vineyards were re-established in 1986-87 and current crush is 30 tonnes. Vineyard tours and private tastings are part of the experience.
Trevor is a retired lecturer in viticulture so you will undoubtedly get a lesson in viticulture.Heathvale Wines
Keyneton
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Keyneton in the Eden Valley region in which the Henschke Cellars are situated, is recognised as one of the great wine producing areas in the country. Mediterranean climate, old vines, high altitude and deep loam soils contribute to the superb quality and longevity of the wines. The Henschke Cellars, which today is operated by the fifth generation of the family, Stephen Henschke, has a proud heritage and philosophy for outstanding quality wines.Henschke Cellars
Keyneton
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Heritage Wines was established in 1984 and is located at Marananga, in the Barossa Valley, South Australia surrounded by 20 acres of estate grown vines, carefully nurtured by owner/winemaker Steve Hoff and his wife Christine.
A true advocate of the Barossa, Steve is committed to producing exceptional quality varietal wines with emphasis on regional fruit characteristics and unique big-hearted Barossa styles. Come and speak to the winemaker himself! Steve and Christine are at the cellar door mos...Heritage Wines
Marananga
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Visit Illaparra and indulge in single or flights of fortified wines with especially selected food sensations. Also hand-made, fortified Barossa chocolates, fortified jams and jellies, rich fortified fruit cake and fresh coffee.
Browse among the extensive range of glasses, decanters, books, leather-goods, clothing and special merchandise.Illaparra
Tanunda
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Irvine Wines have been heralded around the world as master Merlot makers. Expressing Eden Valley regionalism the wines are carefully crafted by father and daughter team Jim and Joanne Irvine. Grand Merlot is the flagship wine while the other wines in the Irvine Wines portfolio are Merlot blends, a delightful Sparkling Merlot and alternative varieties such as Zinfandel and Pinot Gris.
The Irvine Wines Cellar Door is situated at the Eden Valley Hotel in the Main Street of Eden Valley where visito...Irvine Wines
Eden Valley
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South Australian Tourism Award winning Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre is located in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
Enjoy a memorable taste experience with a tempting combination of food and wine and panoramic views of vineyards and the famous Barossa Ranges. Discover the history behind the name of Australia's most famous creek and the story behind the success of Australia's most famous international wine brand.
Cellar Door provides casual wine tasting, structured hosted tasting sessions, foo...Jacob`s Creek Visitor Centre
Rowland Flat
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This family run winery, restaurant and art gallery set in a stunning eco-friendly building with superb views offers an experience like no other.
Kabminye Wines uses only Barossa fruit, specialising in rare and quintessential varieties such as Mataro, Cinsaut and Carignan from some of the oldest vineyards in the Valley, making wines that reference some of the early Barossa wines.
Krondorf Road Cafe is set in the cellar door and is the only restaurant in the Barossa Valley to specialise in the ...Kabminye Wines
Tanunda
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Come and visit our cellars and taste our range of wines.
More than 70 per cent of our wine is made from vineyards over 40 years old with some vineyards planted as early as 1893. Watering is minimal and all fruit is hand pruned and picked to create powerful wines with density and exquisite flavour. These wines demonstrate the intense flavours of the Barossa Valley and provide a point of difference from the typical commercial styles.
We also have a restaurant where you can enjoy our wines with l...Kaesler Wines
Nuriootpa
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Nestled amongst the Barossa Ranges, this rugged park is perfect for keen day bushwalkers. There are two walking trails passing through a variety of landscapes including creeks, rocky outcrops, areas of low forest, scrub and open grassland. The park has panoramic views over the ranges to the Barossa Valley and the distant Gulf St Vincent. Both trails identify native plants and points of interest, as well as offering the chance to observe kangaroos in their natural setting.
Evenings and early mor...Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park
Tanunda
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