As the days grow longer and the Barossa comes alive with the energy of spring, the Small Victories Wine Co. Wine & Potato Crisp Tasting returns with a fresh seasonal twist.
This tasting is a little bit fancy, a little bit cheeky, and seriously delicious.
Celebrate the brighter side of spring with a playful flight of Small Victories wines chosen for their freshness, vibrancy and easy-going charm, each thoughtfully paired with the ultimate salty, crunchy potato crisps. Expect lively whites, bright rosés and juicy lighter reds that perfectly suit sunny afternoons and relaxed weekends in wine country.
These unexpected pairings are designed to be savoured slowly, allowing time to explore texture, flavour and those delightful "how does that work so well?" moments. Each combination sparks conversation and celebrates the joy of life's small victories.
Bookings are recommended to ensure we can host you comfortably and give this tasting the attention it deserves. Gather your friends, plan a day in the Barossa, and settle in for a seasonal experience that captures everything we love about spring.
Discover the evolution of Command Shiraz from one of the Barossa's most celebrated vineyards.
This spring, we invite guests to discover the story of one of the Barossa's most revered vineyards through an intimate tasting experience showcasing the evolution of Elderton Command Shiraz.
Timed to celebrate the release of the highly anticipated 2023 Command Shiraz, The Command Journey offers a rare opportunity to explore multiple vintages of this iconic wine, guided by our passionate cellar door team.
Guests will journey through carefully selected Command vintages, gaining insight into the character of each season, the remarkable Command Vineyard, and the ageing potential that has established Command as one of Australia's most collectible Shiraz wines.
Experience Includes:
Guided seated tasting experience overlooking our iconic Command Vineyard.
Taste the newly released 2023 Command Shiraz
Comparative tasting of 4 consecutive vintages of Command Shiraz from 2020.
Stories of the Command Vineyard and the Ashmead family's custodianship
Bookings essential
Gods Hill is described by many as the hidden gem of the Barossa Valley!
As you enter the suburb road off Gilbert St and enter through the Morphett Rd gate, you are transported by a breathtaking view that you won't believe! After that pleasant surprise, you realise you need to drive further to the tasting area, where Charlie and the team welcome you.
Here, your journey starts with a tasting of some of the best wines in the Barossa Valley.
Join the special event day with authentic Italian pizza and natural unoaked wine.
A modern Barossa take on an old winery tradition.
Long before degustation menus and tasting flights, the Barossa was built on generous food, robust reds and tables full of conversation.
The latest Wolf Blass experience celebrates that spirit with a slow-cooked brisket Heritage Pie infused with Wolf Blass Heritage Release Shiraz Cabernet, paired with three wines selected to tell the story of the winery. Made with a secret recipe of slow-cooked beef and delicious Careme pastry, the Wolf Blass Heritage Pie is a perfect accompaniment to not only the Wolf Blass Heritage Release Shiraz Cabernet 2018 that was used in the creation of the pie along with two wines from our famous Grey Label range.
Rare museum wines. Heritage Pie. Old-fashioned Barossa hospitality!
Where: Wolf Blass Cellar Door – Barossa Valley. 97 Sturt Highway, Nuriootpa SA.
When: Midday Thurs-Saturdays by booking
Dietary requirements: This is a fixed offering, which means we cannot accommodate dietary requirements or vegan/vegetarian options.
Open Mic Night at Old Mill Brewery is a lively, welcoming Thursday night where local talent takes centre stage and the room does the rest.
Step inside Tanunda's historic 1848 mill and you'll find a high-energy, pub-style space built for connection. The mic is open. Music, comedy, poetry and storytelling flow freely. Some acts are polished. Some are brave first-timers. Every set brings a spark, and the crowd is always part of the experience.
Built by four Barossa locals, Old Mill Brewery brings together the region's best beer, wine and food under one iconic roof. Expect fresh, small-batch beers from Rehn Bier and Forage Brew Co., premium local wines from Forage Supply Co., and a kitchen serving bold, crowd-pleasing plates. From southern-style barbecue and pub favourites to lighter, modern options, there's something for everyone, with plenty of gluten-free and vegetarian choices available.
Guests can jump up and perform or settle in for the night with a proper feed and a tasting paddle in hand. Conversations carry between sets. Glasses refill. The night unfolds naturally, with no pressure and no pretence.
Relaxed, inclusive and proudly community-driven, Open Mic Night captures what the Mill does best. Locals backing locals in a space that feels easy, welcoming and alive.
Dog-friendly, family-friendly and full of Barossa character, this is a Thursday night worth planning around.
Friday nights are for good food, good wine and letting someone else do the cooking!
Join them at Lou's by Horizon Restaurant for a Locals Night
Delicious shared-style dining experience for just AUD50pp — designed to be enjoyed with your favourite people.
Shared-style meals
$50 per person
Lou's by Horizon Restaurant
Good food. Good company. Friday night sorted.
Round up your crew, bring your appetite and let them do the feeding!
Feed me. It's Friday.
You are invited to join Kalleske Wines for an interactive, informative and fun exploration of a variety of wines at their Greenock Cellar Door. The Kalleske Cellar Lunch is a relaxed look into some of the aspects and curiosities of wine they love the most. Hosted in their underground cellar at Greenock Cellar Door, they serve four generous courses of wine and food as you explore Kalleske and the world of wine.
The Mediterranean is an amazing place to visit. Over the last few thousand years, wine has been an integral part of the day-to-day machinations around this alluring sea. Short of going on an extended holiday, what could be better than sitting down to a long and indulgent four course paired lunch and getting to know a little better some of the varieties of grape, and styles of wine that have evolved around the Mediterranean. Some will be more familiar than others, but all have a rich and delicious story to tell and maybe a cheeky secret or two to share as well.
Tickets include a four course lunch paired with wines (approximately three hours). Strictly limited to 12 people
Some food allergies and dietary preferences may not be able to be accommodated. Please call to confirm your dietary requirements prior to booking.
Enjoy a Saturday morning Barossa breakfast / brunch at the iconic Barossa Famers Market. Support our community run Breakfast Bar with the purchase of our famous Barossa bacon and egg rolls. Coffee, bagels, dumplings, sourdough crumpets, pastries, quiches and sausage rolls, pies are also available from over 40 stallholders. Breakfast or brunch at the Barossa Farmers Market is an experience not to be missed!
The Barossa Farmers Market is an authentic farmers market open Saturday mornings from 7:30am to 11:30am, offering a selection of fresh, seasonal, artisan-made Barossa and regional South Australian food. Stallholders sell an extensive range of local vegetables, fruit, meats and bread plus delicious oils, preserves, cakes, sweet treats, and local specialties. Parking and toilet facilities available on site. The market is located at 740 Stockwell Road, Angaston 5353 – behind the Vintners Restaurant.
The Barossa Farmers Market Breakfast Bar is open every Saturday morning!
The Community Breakfast Bar serves hot bacon and egg breakfast rolls, cooked by local community groups who volunteer their time to raise money!
Each week, a different community group will create their own version of their iconic breakfast roll, featuring bacon and eggs from our stallholders but 'pimped their style', using market produce!
In return for cooking breakfast, they will use the proceeds to help grow and improve their community groups. So far they have been raising funds for opportunities like buying new camping equipment, safety kits for young cricketers and to support Foundation Barossa.
So make a date with your friends and fam, and meet up at the market for breakfast – we can't wait to welcome you!
In this cooking class offered on Saturdays in October you will prepare a delicious menu inspired from the Island of Sardegna (Sardinia), made with beautiful Barossa produce.
Class Menu:
Frittelle di Melanzane: fried eggplant frittelle, with breadcrumbs, garlic, basil and cheese
Malloreddus (Gnocchetti Sardi) con Salsa Campidanese: fresh pasta shaped gnocchetti typical from Sardenia, with a delicious tomato, onion & pork sausage sugo
Ravioli di Ricotta Sardi: fresh pasta ravioli filled with fresh ricotta, lemon and mint, served in a fresh tomato sauce
Seadas: fried pastry filled with local cheese, served with a drizzle of local honey
After the class, you will be seated in the Enoteca and dine on the wonderful dishes you have just prepared with wine and D'Angelo Coffee
Starting the first weekend in October, Reillys II Greenock Cellar Door will host a guest Pop-Up Kitchen through the end of the year!
Their friends at Nom Nom Kitchen will be serving a range of delicious handmade dumplings from 11am-3pm each Saturday and Sunday.
They're also launching a new tasting list - so come and join them for handcrafted wine and gyoza at Reillys Greenock!
Chicken and Kimchi Gyoza
Classic Pork Gyoza
Beef Gyoza
Chicken and Prawn Gyoza
Tofu Gyoza (vegan)
Radish Gyoza (vegan)
Serving a variety of handcrafted dumplings alongside our Moonvine range of unique blended wines every weekend. Bookings are not necessary, but appreciated for large groups of 6 or more. Please email us to book.
Experience the best of golf and dining with The Perfect Pair at Tanunda Pines Golf Club in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
Visitors can enjoy a relaxing round of golf on the picturesque 18-hole championship course before unwinding with a delicious meal at The Lookout Café. Set amongst rolling fairways, towering gum trees and stunning vineyard views, this experience combines quality golf with locally inspired hospitality.
Suitable for golfers of all abilities, The Perfect Pair offers the ideal way to enjoy the region with friends, family or a partner. Whether visiting the Barossa or looking for a memorable day out, guests can enjoy fresh country air, welcoming service and one of South Australia's most scenic golfing destinations.
Tanunda Pines Golf Club provides an unforgettable experience where great golf and great food come together in a relaxed Barossa setting.
The Barossa Arts Centre is a performing arts complex situated in Tanunda, South Australia; in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
The Centre comprises the following venues:
The Brenton Langbein Theatre, capacity 960, including 300 in the balcony. This venue has a fly-tower and a mechanical lift apron, which can be lowered to orchestra pit level.
The Eckermann Theatre, a black box multi-purpose studio space, capacity approx. 120 people.
The Glass Room Foyer, available for functions, exhibitions, dinners and events.
Dance studio, with sprung floor.
The full complex and separate venues are available for hire.
The facilities at the Barossa Arts Centre are such that it regularly hosts orchestras, choirs, musicals, comedy, rock acts, large- and small-scale theatre productions, exhibitions, seminars, conferences, dinners and events.
The Barossa Arts Centre which serves the school as a Chapel, a classroom and a performing arts venue, accommodating all major school events such as the annual Valedictory service, bi-annual musicals and parent forums. For the community, the venue also provides a multipurpose facility that is used for performances, rehearsals, chapel services, conventions, meetings, and other special events.
Wonderground Barossa contemporary art gallery and cellar door celebrating awe and wonder through art and wine - WINNER 2026 GREAT WINE CAPITALS - ART & CULTURE WINE AWARD
Gallerists and artists, Renee de Saxe and Kirsty Kingsley, imagined a space in the Barossa that elevated arts and artists, leading the way in regional Contemporary art.
Both a dedicated art gallery and cellar door, Wonderground invites visitors to experience Barossa with a difference.
Led by creativity and celebration of place, enjoy a glass of wine while you immerse yourself in revolving exhibitions.
With 5 rooms of art, including local and interstate artists, Wonderground invites you to stay and take in the views, the vineyard and gardens, relax on the verandah or sit in the cellar door.
With a new art exhibition every 7 weeks, over 60 artworks from a range of artists, genres and styles, Wonderground continues to surprise and delight visitors and locals.
Keep up to date with wine, food, experiences, yoga and events.
The Wonderground wines include Chardonnay, Rose and Malbec, Grenache field blend and Shiraz. Our Single Block Mirus Range is available for tasting by appointment.
Enjoy a wine on the terrace and lawns or in the gallery or in the lounge.
Game on!
For this year's Footy Festival, Paulmara Estates turns up the rivalry with Pour Decisions at Paulmara — where footy passion meets the perfect pour. It's Collingwood vs Crows, Harriet vs Paul, in a lively clash of loyalties brought to life through two distinct tasting styles.
Guests can pick a side or play both, diving into two unique wine experiences that reflect each host's team spirit. Paul flies the Crows flag, with a tasting that's bold, vibrant, and full of personality.
While Harriet represents Collingwood, with a line-up that's refined, confident, and just a little bit daring. Expect thoughtfully curated wines, contrasting flavours, and plenty of cheeky banter as the rivalry unfolds.
More than just a tasting, this is a head-to-head experience where every sip fuels the fun and every glass keeps the scoreboard ticking. Whether it's the wine, the atmosphere, or the friendly competition that draws a crowd, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Pick a side. Raise a glass. Let the pour decisions begin!
The Barossa Sculpture Park, situated on Mengler's Hill, features 17 sculptures by international and Australian artists ranging from France, Belgium, USA, Japan and Egypt to the Barossa Valley. The Park overlooks the beautiful Barossa Valley with views stretching to the sea.
The Barossa Sculpture Park was created during the 1st Barossa International Sculpture Symposium in 1988. To mark the 20th anniversary a follow up Symposium was organised in 2008.
Industry Sponsors, Barossa businesses and the community funded both events.
The invited sculptors were guests of the Barossa community and created their sculptures over six weeks. At the close they donated the works to the Barossa community under the auspices of
The Barossa Council.
Settle into the slower pace of the Barossa with a winter tasting experience designed for simple pleasures. Begin with a guided walk along the Kraehe Nature Trail with one of the team, where you'll take in winter vineyard views, hear the story of the property and meet their resident Highlanders along the way. From there, you'll return to Cellar Door where a reserved table by the cosy fireplace awaits.
This intimate experience, limited to a maximum of four guests, includes a hosted tasting of six premium wines: including our and Bella's Garden and Lily's Garden Shiraz, Single Vineyard Cleo's Block Shiraz, one museum wine selected from the Bakehouse Cellar, flagship Ares Shiraz and finishing with our Fortified Muscat, perfect for the cold winter months. Guests will also enjoy a cheese plate with the tasting, along with a tour through our Bakehouse Museum cellar. Thoughtful, relaxed and distinctly Barossa, it is a winter escape centred around nature, wine and warmth.
Discover a new perspective of the Barossa Valley with the Kraehe Nature Trail, a serene, self-guided walking experience located at the Cellar Door in Marananga.
The easy-going trail winds along the Kraehe House Block vineyard, offering sweeping views of Seppeltsfield Road palms and the historic Marananga church, with opportunities to see our Scottish Highland cattle up close.
Featuring informative signs on local history and sustainability, along with 250+ new native plants, this accessible, family-friendly trail is open during Cellar Door hours.
Wine, dine, play and stay on Seppeltsfield Road and discover a unique slice of the Barossa and drive along the avenue of palm trees.
Whether you're a tourist to the Barossa or call this picturesque region home, Seppeltsfield Road is a must visit destination. It showcases many of the Barossa's finest wineries, prestigious award-winning restaurants, luxurious vineyard stays plus hidden gems to create an experience to remember.
endota spa Barossa Valley is perfect for travellers looking to unwind, relax and enjoy some time out whilst travelling.
endota day spa Barossa Valley is committed to creating a beautiful sanctuary where you can relax and escape from the stresses of everyday life. Located at the Novotel Resort in the Barossa, consider your endota day spa Barossa Valley as the perfect getaway to reconnect with your 'best me'.
Offering an extensive array of nurturing, restorative treatments – from massages and facials to spa packages and beauty therapies – all delivered with that special endota touch.
Discover a unique piece of Barossa Valley history with a visit to the Seppelt Family Mausoleum. Built in 1927, this striking Grecian-style monument honours the legacy of the Seppelt family, pioneers of the region's renowned winemaking heritage.
While the mausoleum itself remains a private resting place, its impressive architecture and commanding presence are easily admired from the nearby carpark. For those keen to explore further, a short uphill walk rewards visitors with sweeping views over the Seppeltsfield vineyards and surrounding valley – a perfect spot for reflection or a memorable photo.
Take a moment to appreciate the intricate design and historical significance of this landmark, which adds a fascinating layer to your Barossa adventure. Enhance your visit by enjoying the Seppeltsfield Self-Guided History Experience, offering insights into the rich stories that shaped this iconic region.
Whether you're exploring the Barossa's rich history, celebrating its renowned wine culture, or soaking up the region's scenic charm, the Seppelt Family Mausoleum is an attraction not to be missed.
Tanunda Pines Golf Club is a stunning 18-hole, par 72, championship golf course set in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
Home to an abundance of native bird and animal life, one-hundred-year-old gum trees line fairways that undulate across hilltops with views over Jacob’s Creek and St Hallett vineyards from several vantage points.
It is located adjacent to the Novotel Barossa Valley Resort in the heart of the Barossa Valley, just one hour's drive from Adelaide. The course itself has surprisingly sandy loam as a base. This makes for excellent, tightly-packed fairways and fast greens. The great Scottish architect Alister Mackenzie visited Adelaide in the early 1920’s and wrote:
“The ideal hole is surely one that affords the greatest pleasure to the greatest number, gives the fullest advantage for accurate play, stimulates players to improve their games and never becomes monotonous. Multiply that by 18 and you have an ideal golf course.”
JamFactory at Seppeltsfield provides a unique hub for craft and design in the Barossa Valley. Housed in Seppeltsfield estate's iconic horse stables, our shop, gallery and artist studios represent the best in contemporary Australian art, craft and design and directly supports local makers and craftspeople.
The gallery presents a diverse program of curated exhibitions showcasing local and national work by leading artists and the retail shop provides an extensive range of hand-crafted ceramics, furniture, glassware, jewellery and other collectables by pre-eminent Australian artists and designers.
A separated walkway through the building allows visitors to meet the artisans working in a variety of media, including jewellery, millinery, glass and leatherand view their skills in action; with public workshops available, providing a hands-on experience.
Stay for a wine tasting at Seppeltsfield's cellar door, enjoy lunch at FINO Restaurant and enjoy the ultimate olive oil experience at Vasse Virgin. Located just an hour's drive from Adelaide via the Northern Express Way.
Set within JamFactory Seppeltsfield, in the charming surrounds of The Stables at the iconic Seppeltsfield Estate, Naomi's open studio invites you into a world where craftsmanship and creativity meet. Surrounded by a vibrant community of artists and makers, her space offers a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the art of contemporary jewellery.
Working primarily in sterling silver, Naomi handcrafts each piece with care, blending timeless elegance with modern design. Her collections are thoughtfully created to suit women of all ages—effortlessly wearable, yet distinctly unique. Visitors are warmly welcomed to explore the studio, browse beautifully curated displays, and connect with Naomi as she brings each piece to life at her bench.
Exclusively in the Barossa Valley, Naomi also offers a bespoke Permanent Jewellery experience. Choose your perfect chain and watch as it is delicately micro-welded onto your wrist, neck, or ankle—creating a seamless, lasting piece designed just for you. It's a meaningful experience, perfect for celebrating moments with friends or someone special.
