1 Day Taste the Barossa

Itinerary: day by day

We make our way through the Adelaide Hills with our first stop being the famous Whispering Wall. Its acoustic qualities are quite fascinating.

Our first winery is the beautiful and historic Château Yaldara, one of the most photographed buildings in South Australia. Enjoy some great wines or if it’s too early you can pop into Café Y for a spot of morning tea (own expense).

Enjoy the picturesque Barossa Valley scenery, with an opportunity for a photo stop on the banks of famous ‘Jacobs Creek’. Shortly afterwards we arrive in the heart of the Barossa Valley, the historic township of Tanunda. There’s time to wander the main street shops and points of interest, a perfect place to find a souvenir.

Lunch is a highlight and provides the opportunity to sample the local produce. While we enjoy some of the Barossa’s most internationally acclaimed wines at the beautiful Peter Lehmann winery a platter of the best meats, cheeses, olives, assorted vegetables and freshly baked bread the Barossa Valley has to offer is brought to your table. (There is a great vegetarian option available.)

The third winery is a well kept secret, but one that you are bound to enjoy. It’s at a winery which doesn’t generally commit to tour groups and it’s our pleasure to bring you here!

We make our way though the Barossa Valley and check out the beauty and history of the famous Seppeltsfield region. We view the iconic Seppeltsfield Winery before finishing our day at the Murray Street Vineyards. This is one of the smaller wineries we visit, however, it is rich in Barossa heritage. The owner and chief winemaker, Andrew Seppelt, is a 6th generation Barossa winemaker and brings together all his family’s local knowledge with lessons learnt while working in the famous wine regions of France. Murray Street Vineyards is a wonderful blend of both old and new world.

After a day rich in history, superb local produce and wines we return to Adelaide to leave you with a day to remember!