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contact an accredited visitor information centre for more information barossa other sa regions i accommodation tours events wineries i accommodation reservations attractions i kangaroo island sealink bookings maps books i exclusive gifts souvenirs internet access i bike hire i local produce° barossa visitor information centre 66-68 murray street tanunda ph 08 8563 0600 or 1300 852 982 visitorcentre@barossa.sa.gov.au open weekdays 9am to 5pm weekends public holidays 10am to 4pm closed christmas day good friday gawler visitor information centre 2 lyndoch road gawler ph 08 8522 9260 or 1300 545 254 visitor.centre@gawler.sa.gov.au open 7 days 9am to 5pm closed christmas day good friday kapunda visitor information centre thomson building 51-53 main street kapunda ph 08 8566 2902 or 1300 770 301 visitorcentre@light.sa.gov.au open weekdays 9am to 5pm weekends public holidays 10am to 4pm closed christmas day good friday 2 www.southaustralia.com barossa and gawler only °gawler and kapunda only barossa only[close]
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barossa tourism award winners 2009 the cream the whole cream and nothing but the cream johannes menges mineralogist,1830s the barossa has again excelled at the south australian tourism awards taking out four major awards for the year seppeltsfield vineyard cottage was a standout performer at the gala dinner winning two categories heritage and cultural tourism and hosted accommodation in addition jacob s creek visitor centre won the major tourist attractions category and getaways reservation service won the specialised tourism services category seppeltsfield vineyard cottage we were also lucky to represent with the following businesses receiving silver and bronze medals category 4 festivals and events silver barossa vintage festival 2009 category 12 tour and/or transport operators silver rich and lingering bronze alfies wine tours category 23 deluxe accommodation category 16 tourism restaurants and catering services gold jacob s restaurant at jacob s creek visitor centre bronze jacobs creek retreat bronze treasured memories category 25 new tourism development silver tour barossa category 17 tourism wineries distilleries and boutique breweries gold jacob s creek visitor centre gold peter lehmann wines cellar door bronze chateau tanunda to check out all of the 2009 sa tourism award winners please visit www.satic.com.auu[close]
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australia is blessed with an abundance of wine regions but none offer what the famed barossa can steeped in heritage and tradition the barossa is a truly authentic and intimate food and wine experience a little over a pleasant one-hour drive from adelaide the barossa is an unhurried place you never know who you ll bump into winemakers chefs local characters our welcoming community is always up for a chat welcome to the barossa a australia s most famous wine region one of the world s great wine regions the barossa is acclaimed for the food wine and cultural experience it provides there s nothing else like it in australia where a rich european heritage lives on combined with a down-to-earth australian spirit to create a wonderfully diverse range of attractions in a relaxed rural setting to visit the barossa is to taste the good life in all its forms premium wines including worldfamous barossa shiraz and eden valley riesling regional produce and acclaimed restaurants provide a gastronomic experience second to none the old hills of the barossa ranges overlook a colourful patchwork of vineyards and picturebook villages whose historic churches stone buildings and cottages beckon explorers easy-to-reach trails reserves and forests showcase the barossa s natural environment no wonder the early pioneers saw it as their own garden of eden embracing all of this is the barossa s famous hospitality from the warm welcome of a cellar door bed and breakfast or shop owner to the friendly local who will help you find your way we welcome you to share our wines and food enjoy the lifestyle and feel at home in the barossa come for a romantic escape to relax and unwind enjoy an outdoor adventure or explore our heritage and perhaps best of all discover our wines 4 www.southaustralia.com[close]
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contents our living history festivals and events wine food arts cycling families 6 8 10 26 31 32 33 cellar doors and restaurants map 34 town maps trails and scenic drives national parks shopping attractions and experiences town directory tours and transport accommodation our neighbours directory 36 40 42 44 49 54 58 68 69 travel times by car routes into the barossa adelaide nuriootpa average monthly temperatures jan feb mar april may june july aug sept oct nov dec via sturt hwy 75km 1hr 15mins adelaide angaston via springton 90km 45km 1hr 30mins 1hr adelaide gawler maximum 29 29 26 21 17 14 13 14 17 20 24 26 adelaide tanunda minimum 14 14 12 9 7 5 4 5 6 8 10 12 via lyndoch 72.5km 1hr 30mins 15km 20mins gawler lyndoch lyndoch tanunda adelaide williamstown via chain of ponds 12.5km 10mins 45km 7km 7km 13km 6km 50mins 10mins 10mins 12mins 10mins williamstown lyndoch tanunda nuriootpa tanunda angaston angaston nuriootpa springton angaston from left to right mengler hill lookout grant burge wines murray street vineyards via eden valley 27km 25mins www.barossa.com 5[close]
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our living history the barossa is one of the world s great wine regions revered alongside bordeaux napa and tuscany with consistently outstanding vintages over the past 150 years six generations of grape growers and winemakers have established the barossa as australia s leader in crafting wines of great distinction while the reputation of barossa wines has strong international appeal the region s food exhibits the same integrity quality diversity and heritage after establishing the south australian company philanthropist and entrepreneur george fife angas employed johannes menge gifted linguist and mineralogist in the late 1830s to explore the local colony above and below the ground after his expedition johannes wrote to george detailing the barossa as `the cream the whole cream and nothing but the cream after this positive advice george assisted the passage of an entire european community brought from various prussian provinces including german speaking settlers from silesia now part of poland to set up a piece of the `old world in the `new world following this movement the tiny hamlet of bethany was established in 1842 and was soon followed by other settlements thereafter the settlers were orderly hard working people they cleared land for mixed farming built churches and schools and planted small vineyards some of which have remained in the same family name until this day the barossa we know today is a 1,970 square kilometre region which encompasses the barossa valley and eden valley the region contains four communities including angaston lyndoch nuriootpa and tanunda and a collection of tiny hamlets in bethany cockatoo valley eden valley greenock keyneton light pass marananga and seppeltsfield mount pleasant penrice rowland flat springton stockwell truro and williamstown this type of settlement is unique in australia and is a wonderfully preserved enclave of british and prussian heritage gawler on the western boundary of the barossa was among the first to be proclaimed a township in 1857 and in 150 years has grown to become one of the barossa tourism region s biggest regional centre similarly kapunda on the northern edge of the barossa tourism region is renowned for its copper centre and very rich history above seppeltsfield estate 6 www.southaustralia.com[close]
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our living history the heritage value of these towns is now fiercely protected with strict limitations on where development can take place the barossa has several trails which link many of the key heritage sites throughout the region all of which are featured in this guide on pages 40-41 they take you on a journey through the back roads of the region and lead you past many white painted storybook churches whose spires mark the spiritual centres of this still deeply religious community you will also see many humble slab-sided barns and pug cottages steep roofed farmhouses and houses built from locally quarried blue iron and sandstone whether it s a visit to a winery farm shop or fine restaurant you can enjoy the most memorable meal of a lifetime or simply visit artisan butchers and bakers award winning cheese makers and micro brewers and cafes an entire world of gastronomic delights awaits you in this picturesque region of villages rolling hills stone churches and vineyards every saturday morning locals turn out to source the very best from the producers of the farmers market you ll never know who you ll bump into chefs foodies and winemakers the slow food philosophy thrives in the barossa showcased by a year long calendar of festivals celebrations and events while authentic food and wine experiences are easily accessible you can also enjoy hot air ballooning over vineyards bushwalking or a relaxed stroll through one of our many charming country towns enjoying art galleries antique shops and boutiques nowhere else in australia can you experience this compelling combination bring your tastebuds you inner desire to connect with the land and prepare to be charmed by genuine warm hospitality coupled with an abundance of stories and time to connect there s nothing else like it in the world where a rich european heritage lives on combined with down to earth aussie spirit the barossa just one hour s drive from adelaide is australia s destination for wine food and culinary adventures www.barossa.com 7[close]
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festivals and events book a ticket book a bed and book a few days off because no matter what your interests the barossa has a special event you shouldn t miss markets and regular events every saturday morning barossa farmers market 7.30am 11.30am cnr stockwell and nuriootpa roads angaston ph 0402 026 882 every sunday gawler lions market 8am-12pm gawler railway station 23rd street ph 08 8522 1346 1st sunday of every month williamstown market 9.30am 3pm 08 8252 2623 2nd sunday of every month lyndoch markets at kies family wines 10am-3pm barossa valley way lyndoch ph 08 8524 4110 1st sunday of every month gawler antiques and collectables gawler greyhound pavilion nixon terrace gawler ph 08 8522 5002 the barossan s have a tradition of working hard but they also know how to throw a good party locals make sure they have plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy it all with a jam-packed calendar of festivals celebrations and sporting events throughout the year it all comes together for the barossa vintage festival a biennial nine-day celebration which is a brilliant blend of wine food and music with more than 100 events and activities barossa gourmet weekend is another regional favourite held every august with the annual para road wine path held in november always attracting a large crowd major outdoor concerts are staged annually with a day on the green at peter lehmann wines and barossa under the stars there are many wine themed events such as the shiraz alliance declaration of vintage plus food events including barossa slow which celebrates the time-honoured traditions of authentic barossa foods and recipes watch out for the barossa s country agricultural shows for an authentic taste of regional produce and tradition while those wanting some sporting activity to work up an appetite will welcome events such as the sprint auto parts rally sa the barossa-half marathon the world-class tour down under cycling race or maybe just a peaceful game of golf for a full events calendar visit www.barossa.com or call 1300 852 982 left to right barossa vintage festival tour down under 8 www.southaustralia.com[close]
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festivals and events 2010 event calendar for a full list of events please visit barossa.com january valley hotrodders `cruise on 2010 murray street tanunda ph 08 8563 0864 june whistler wines stew and shiraz day whistler wines marananga ph 08 8562 4942 november barossa rose and flower show angaston town hall ph 08 8565 3390 july marananga brass band ph 08 8563 1118 a/h para road wine path para road wineries tanunda ph 08 8563 2100 santos tour down under stage one finish clare to tanunda ph 1300 852 982 kaffee abend tanunda ph 08 8563 0404 whistler wines barrel shed concert whistler wines marananga ph 08 8562 4942 santos tour down under stage two start gawler to hahndorf ph 1300 852 982 pfeiffer fest whistler wines marananga ph 08 8562 4942 august barossa gourmet weekend various wineries in the barossa ph 1300 852 982 shakespeare in the vines `comedy of errors seppeltsfield winery ph 08 8568 6237 gawler rotary village fair pioneer park gawler ph 0417 811 157 australia day celebrations various towns and venues ph 1300 852 982 gawler horticultural and agricultural show gawler showgrounds ph 08 8523 1477 south australian stampede festival ph 08 8351 1063 february a day on the green peter lehmann wines ph 08 8563 2100 sprint auto parts rally sa mount crawford forest angaston ph 08 8212 2800 sa premiers masters ashes cricket chateau tanunda ph 08 8563 3888 south australian living artist festival various towns and venues ph 1300 852 982 december tanunda christmas parade street party tanunda main street ph 1300 852 982 declaration of vintage murray street tanunda ph 0410 669 449 september body mind and soul fair kapunda ph 08 8566 2902 gawler christmas street festival gawler main street ph 08 8522 9260 angaston show angaston showgrounds ph 08 8564 2880 barossa wine show ph 1300 852 982 carols by candlelight yalumba angaston ph 08 8561 3200 march tanunda show tanunda showgrounds ph 08 8563 3360 0407 937 487 kapunda celtic festival ph 08 8566 2902 christmas racing carnival gawler ph 08 8522 1801 gawler swap meet ph 08 8522 1864 barossa under the stars various artists ph 1300 852 982 barossa band festival ph 0417 855 683 community carols apex park gawler ph 08 8522 9260 mount pleasant show mount pleasant showgrounds ph 08 8568 2303 october barossa slow ph 1300 852 982 lions christmas carols kapunda ph 08 8566 3913 gawler band festival gawler ph 08 8522 9260 salt carols bike sa annual tour gourmet food and wine ph 08 8566 2902 ph 08 8522 0000 april whistler wines easter sunday family funday whistler wines marananga ph 08 8562 4942 gawler textile and arts weekend ph 08 8524 8213 kapunda show trotting track kapunda ph 08 8566 2902 gawler cup racing carnival gawler and barossa jockey club ph 08 8522 1801 barossa cup day thoroughbred racing carnival gawler ph 08 8522 1801 may gawler history week celebrations ph 08 8522 9260 collingrove hillclimb weekend angaston ph 08 8373 4899 www.barossa.com 9[close]
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wine read the label on a bottle of premium wine and if it s from the barossa you know it s going to be good with a rich grape growing and winemaking history dating back to 1842 and its profound and unique silesian german influence the barossa is australia s most famous wine region no other wine region in australia can boast such a strong heritage based on some of the greatest winemaking names in the country and a rich storehouse of century-old vines and historic wineries today it has 700 grape growing families many sixth generation and about 170 wine companies with more than 75 cellar doors including such household names as seppelt yalumba jacob s creek penfolds and peter lehmann as well as smaller brands such as henschke rockford st hallett and grant burge dedicated wine lovers will also want to seek out the increasing number of boutique wineries producing astonishingly good and interesting wines although many are without cellar doors these boutique producers often open their doors by appointment while it is the german speaking silesian migrants that are most often associated with the barossa s beginnings it was an english pioneer joseph gilbert who is thought to have planted the first vines at pewsey vale in 1842 later johann gramp and his son gustav laid the foundations of orlando in 1847 at rowland flat while englishman william jacob who gave his name to jacob s creek planted vines there in the early 1850s silesian migrant joseph seppelt was another pioneer who arrived in the barossa in 1852 where he established seppeltsfield pioneer english landowners also played a major role at the angaston end of the region with samuel smith planting his first vines in 1849 and calling his property yalumba while william salter bought land at angaston in 1844 and planted his mamre brook vineyard starting saltram estate a century later the barossa would welcome a new breed of winemaker in 1961 for example kaiser stuhl sponsored the barossa that is the wine regions of the barossa valley and eden valley combined is remarkably versatile in terms of the range of grapes it can grow and wine styles it can successfully produce why do we make so many different types of wine the doyen of barossa winemakers peter lehmann once asked rhetorically because we can he answered anyone who knows peter lehmann knows he wasn t joking the barossa s shiraz grenache cabernet sauvignon and semillon rank among the best in australia while the riesling and chardonnay from its cooler more elevated vineyards have produced some of the barossa s most prestigious wines the twists and turns of the barossa disappear into a series of rolling hills and transverse valleys which charm and delight the first time visitor in consequence site slope and aspect all vary widely the barossa produces wines that are soft well rounded and full of varietal flavour the flagship wine is rich concentrated shiraz and the barossa boosts some of the oldest shiraz vines in the world it is one of the wines that define the barossa experience grenache fruit from dry-grown vines has become highly prized and is the second most widely planted grape variety the soils and the climate of the barossa produce ripe richly flavoured cabernet while the cabernet from neighbouring cool climate eden valley is more elegant and austere the barossa has had a long-term love affair with semillon its main white variety there are also substantial plantings of riesling and chardonnay the cool climate of the eden valley barossa ranges produces subtler more complex flavours with eden valley riesling recognised as an australian classic and then there are the barossa s fortified wines sometimes described as `liquid sunshine the barossa is especially famous for its sweet fortified reds and whites muscats and tokays don t miss the fortified wine tour at seppeltsfield winery and check out more fortified wines at numerous cellar doors around the region with all those cellar doors to choose from visitors will find it useful to plan their visit to the barossa in advance there are several options the most relaxing way is to let someone else do the driving there are a number of excellent tours available in which highly experienced guides will chauffeur you from cellar door to door another option is to focus on a specific area of the region such as seppeltsfield road with its 16 wineries seppeltsfieldroad.com or perhaps to look at the small but distinguished group of wineries on krondorf road including rockford st hallett tips for getting your wine home safely wine doesn t really enjoy travelling and visitors wanting to purchase wine from cellar doors are encouraged to take note of a few points to ensure the wine arrives home in the same condition as when you sampled it if you are carrying wine in vehicles remember to treat it as you would children or pets don t leave it in the car on a warm day stories abound of corks spontaneously popping bottles leaking or corks moving and so allowing air in which causes rapid oxidization many wineries can send your wine home using specialist wine transport services which can be arranged at the time of purchase once home safely bottles should be left unopened for a few days to recover from travel induced `bottle shock cellar door staff can provide further advice regarding wine transport and storage a young german winemaker wolfgang blass to come to australia working under contract for leo buring he created sparkling rhinegold reinforcing the success of orlando s barossa pearl and laying the foundations for the modern wolf blass winery the constant process of regeneration in the barossa brought another wave of star winemakers including robert o callaghan rockford charlie melton charles melton wines dave powell torbreck and rolf binder and now there s a new legion of young winemakers christian canute rusden peter schell spinifex kym teusner teusner gill and ben radford radford tim o callaghan diggers bluff troy kalleske kalleske david lehmann david-franz 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wine kabminye villa tinto charles melton and grant burge krondorf the wines of several small eden valley winemakers who do not have cellar doors can be found at `taste eden valley a smart wine bar in angaston or you can sample the 80 or so wines on offer at the barossa small winemakers centre in the historic chateau tanunda viognier relatively new to the barossa viognier produces crisp dry white wines with lime/lemon flavours and orange blossom aromas mourvèdre another of the `workhorse grape varieties also known as mataro increasingly found blended with grenache and shiraz to produce a wine commonly abbreviated to gsm a wonderful food wine with barossan body and depth crisp acidity and rich spicy fruit flavours merlot often blended with cabernet sauvignon it makes a perfect partner by adding suppleness to cabernet s stern serious structure now increasingly seen in the barossa as an unblended wine where it becomes a soft dry red with plush plum flavours fortified wines these wines hold a proud place in australian wine history and a special place in the hearts of aficionados of desert style wines the barossa is especially famous for its muscats tokays and fortified sweet white wines along with its dessert style wines made from semillon riesling and frontignac red wines shiraz some of the world s best known shiraz comes from the barossa penfolds grange from select low yielding vineyards and henschke s hill of grace from a single vineyard in the barossa ranges barossa shiraz is one of the wines that defines the australian wine experience typically rich-flavoured mid to full bodied with rich fruit flavours of plums blackberries and spice cabernet sauvignon the soils and the climate of the barossa valley produce ripe rich flavoured cabernet which displays striking berry fruit ensuring long cellaring potential the cabernet from the neighboring eden valley is elegant and austere again guaranteeing a long life in the bottle grenache like barossa shiraz it was taken for granted for a long while prized principally for its juicy rosé and fiery fortified wines today with the discovery of some of the original old vines first planted over 150 years ago this grape makes just about the most luscious cherry and raspberry-filled wines possible barossa wine varieties white wines riesling unlike their european counterparts australian rieslings are generally made in dry styles the result is another international gem which due to their crisp fruit and acid balance are a perfect food accompaniment the cool climate eden valley is renowned for its delicately perfumed intensely flavoured citrusy riesling with great ageing potential while riesling from the warmer barossa valley is noted for its fuller rich fruity flavours semillon the barossa produces a rich full bodied semillon with aromas of peaches and mangoes it is a remarkably flexible variety and is great with food especially asian style dishes chardonnay barossa valley chardonnay is often a full-bodied luscious wine with peach and tropical fruit flavours while that from the cooler eden valley has a finer structure and greater longevity with more intense grapefruit lime and melon characters for cellar door locations please see pages 34-35 opposite tasting wines at murdock cellar door barossa valley estate come visit us at our cellar door near seppeltsfield and taste our fine wines enjoy a platter of local produce or take in the views with coffee open 10am 4:30pm daily function enquiries welcome seppeltsfield road marananga ph 08 8568 6950 fax 08 8568 6955 email bve@bve.com.au www.bve.com.au www.barossa.com 11[close]
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bethany wines the cycle of life in our barossa vines has been turning for over 150 years since the schrapel family planted their first vineyards in 1852 today with bethany wines being run by fifth and sixth generations of the schrapel family the vines cycle continues as it always has with minimal intervention from us to produce the best possible grape and wines open monday saturday 10am-5pm sunday 1pm-5pm bethany road tanunda ph 08 8563 2086 email bethany@bethany.com.au www.bethany.com.au burge family winemakers rick burge rick burge makes beautiful wines across a range of styles look specifically for his outstanding garnacha and draycott shiraz though it s mostly his red wines that tend towards the sublime match this with an attractive welcoming tasting area and you have a winner one of the area s very best campbell mattinson `winefront chÂteau dorrien cellar door open monday friday saturday 10-5pm occasional sunday s festival long weekends our friendly staff invite you to join them for a different experience when you visit château dorrien exclusive tastings of our famous honey liqueurs specialty ports premium red white wines produced from our own family vineyards at dorrien lyndoch san fernando estate in the fleurieu region tasting platters coffee craft heritage gallery to enjoy browsing through the history of the barossa in mural form open 7 days 11am-5.30pm barossa valley way lyndoch ph 08 8524 4644 fax 08 8524 4444 email draycott@burgefamily.com.au www.burgefamily.com.au corner seppeltsfield road and barossa valley way ph 08 8562 2850 fax 08 8562 1416 email dorrienwines@ozemail.com.au www.chateaudorrien.com.au charles melton wines ranked in the top 3 gourmet traveller s top 100 cellar doors in australia charles melton wines has been described as welcoming homely and passionate treat yourself to a taste of the cult nine popes or the stunning pink hued rose of virginia dubbed the best rosé in australia by james halliday and london s observer newspaper then just sit and take in the view from our verandah with a barossa valley cheese co selection and one of our superb wines by the glass stay and enjoy our fresh locally grown and made light lunch warm careme pastry vegetarian savoury tarts and hutton vale lamb or beef pies all served with freshly picked salad leaves also available lyndoch smoked salmon served with crème fraiche and capers lunch available 12pm-4pm 7 days a week open 7 days a week 11am-5pm large groups by appointment only kondorf road tanunda ph 08 8563 3606 fax 08 8563 3422 email cellardoor@charlesmeltonwines.com.au www.charlesmeltonwines.com.au 12 www.southaustralia.com[close]
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wine cockatoo ridge as australian as the white cockatoo gracing its label cockatoo ridge cellar door in the heart of the barossa valley with our big open fireplace and deck area it s the ideal place to sit and enjoy a tasting of our extensive wine list we have a great range of award winning wines available for tasting every day from all of our labels cockatoo ridge eleanora nxg the collection kelly s promise stockman s post bulk port and a range of cleanskins at great prices come in for an informal tasting book for a structured tasting with one of our staff or come in and enjoy a great coffee or hot chocolate in front of the open fire · tasting and sales daily 10am 5pm 11am sundays closed christmas day boxing day good friday and open 12 noon anzac day · buses and large groups welcome by appointment · interstate and selected international delivery available barossa valley way tanunda po box 855 nuriootpa sa 5355 ph 08 8563 6404 fax 08 8563 1117 email cellardoor@cockatooridge.com.au www.cockatooridge.com.au creed of barossa wine by decree creed latin credo to have a belief to believe i believe producing premium hand crafted wines a true reflection of work in the vineyards combining old and new wine making techniques to produce an exciting range brash elegant regional wine at its best environmentally friendly respecting the heritage of the past while maintaining world class standards open by appointment or call for opening hours fernfield wines creed of barossa lyndoch hill cellar door corner of barossa valley way hermann thumm drive lyndoch ph/fax 08 8524 4046 mob 0411 108 800 email admin@creedwines.com www.creedwines.com fernfield wines is an exclusive family owned and operated boutique winery situated in the pioneer homestead of eden valley grapes sourced from our family s single vineyards are handpicked hand plunged and basket pressed we use traditional methods to make handcrafted award winning wines at an affordable price platters of local produce available open 7 days 10am 5pm rushlea road eden valley ph/fax 08 8564 1041 email rebecca@fernfieldwines.com.au www.fernfieldwines.com.au gomersal wines greenock creek vineyard cellars henschke cellars a huge eucalypt hardwood verandah wraps around the tasting room and the views are pure aussie bush inside you ll find a spacious timber-beamed tasting room in which we can offer a delicious regional platter our philosophy is to produce wines which are the purest most honest reflection of our vineyard and soil kid s play area family friendly open 7 days a week 10am-5pm lyndoch road gomersal ph 08 8563 3611 www.gomersalwines.com.au premium full bodied dry red wines produced only from grapes grown on our vineyards tastings and sales beneath our 150-year-old stone cottage from the smallest cellar door in the barossa valley open every day 11am-5pm except tuesday until sold out quaint with quality radford road seppeltsfield ph 08 8562 8103 fax 08 8562 8259 email greenockcreek@ozemail.com.au cellar door monday friday 9.00am 4.30pm saturday 9.00am 12noon sunday closed public holdays 10.00am 3.00pm henschke road keyneton ph 08 8564 8223 fax 08 8564 8294 email info@henschke.com.au www.henschke.com.au www.barossa.com 13[close]
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