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Saltram Wine Estate

Nuriootpa Road, Angaston SA 5353

Saltram sits at the entrance to the Barossa township of Angaston in South Australia. Inviting, warm and full of experiences awaiting your enjoyment, Saltram makes you feel right at home with comfortable, contemporary styling of the original winery. At Saltram, you will collect experiences to last a lifetime, with the legendary Mamre Brook House on the premises, the opportunity to enjoy modern regional cuisine from Salter's Restaurant, a casual drink, or a tasting of some of the most proclaimed wines made in Australia from the Tasting Bar. Utilising special event rooms within the winery, Saltram offers beautiful surrounds and an expert team to arrange your next occasion. Whether it is a conference, or celebrating a wedding or special birthday, we can tailor an event to your needs and budget, all in the unique setting and ageless walls of this historic Barossa winery.

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South Australian Company Store

27 Valley Road, Angaston SA 5353

The South Australian Company Store showcases the regions of our state, we feature exclusive Barossa product like Gully Gardens dried fruits 100 percent grown, dried and packaged in Angaston, together with unique art work. The Company Kitchen, our restaurant, also features many of the foods we sell. Outstanding food, views, service and ambience. Open seven days for brunch and lunch. Bookings recommended.

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Yalumba

Eden Valley Road, Angaston SA 5353

Established in 1849, fiercely independent and family owned, Yalumba is a place where you will discover an atmosphere as inviting as the wines themselves. Tastings of the rare and fine wines 'The Signature' and 'The Menzies', alongside unique varieties of Viognier and Tempranillo can be experienced when booking for a group master tasting session in one of the unique cellars. Of course, good wine should be enjoyed with good food, and in using local Barossa goods Yalumba will prepare a spectacular menu for a special lunch or dinner with your friends and colleagues if you can extend your stay. If you are part of a business, corporation, wine and food groups or lifestyle industry - be sure to take the time to experience the education and hospitality of Australia's oldest family owned winery.

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Casa Carboni Italian Cooking School and Enoteca

67 Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353

Casa Carboni is an Italian Cooking School and Enoteca (wine and food shop) in the beautiful town of Angaston in South Australia's Barossa Valley. Established by Fiona and Matteo Carboni in 2012 who moved to the Barossa from Parma in the north of Italy in late 2011. Matteo offers two hands on cooking classes per week, to view the calendar click on the website; he also offers private classes and cooking demonstrations. The focus of the classes is the incredible farm gate produce that convinced Matteo to migrate to the Barossa, and regional Italian cuisine, with recipes that are easy to replicate at home for friends and family. At the completion of the class you are seated in the Enoteca to dine on the wonderful dishes you have just prepared with a glass of wine and Illy coffee. The Enoteca offers: Illy coffee, house made pastries and nougat. Platters and European wines by the glass. Handmade wine glasses from Rogaska. An ever changing selection of fine European wines from small producers. Artisan made imported food, knives and bags. Sunday lunches using local produce, menu changes weekly. Private lunches and dinners.

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Irvine Wines

63 Valley Road, Angaston SA 5353

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, Pinot Gris and Savagnin.

Tastings by appointment. Please telephone winery to arrange.

We utilise 'Taste of Eden' as our tasting rooms, located at 6-8 Washington Street, Angaston.

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Gully Gardens

175 Gawler Park Road, Angaston SA 5353

Gully Gardens is a delightful farm shop with delicious Angaston grown dried fruit, beautiful scenery and good old fashioned service, and is a must see on a visit to the Barossa. Dried fruits include apricots, peaches, pears, prunes, nectarines and apples. A large range of homemade tasty confectionery and jams are made from the fruits, goodie baskets and gift lines. To complement the range, other Australian products are available including nuts, figs and vine fruits.

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Barossa Olives

20 Moorundie Street, Truro SA 5356

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, basil, citrus, 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 olive oil based hand cream, shampoo, conditioner, body butter, moisturisers, soap, lip balm and insect repellent. The perfect gift can be found amongst the oil cans, dishes, olive spoons, forks and pitters. There is a stock of unique range of olive wood religious artefacts imported from the Holy land - rosaries, nativity scenes, candlesticks, Christmas tree decorations and camels.

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Sorby Adams Wineroom and Pantry

51 Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353

The Sorby Adams Wineroom and Pantry is the latest addition to a long and proud history of food and wine in the Barossa. Located in the picturesque town of Angaston, the Wineroom and Pantry offers both visitors to the Barossa and locals alike, a wine and food experience unmatched in the region. Vistors to the Wineroom can enjoy a tasting of the handcrafted Sorby Adams Wine range with winemaker Simon Adams and staff. After a tasting, browse the seasonal menu featuring the best of South Australian produce and settle in for a relaxing lunch before an afternoon of sampling the tastes, sights and sounds of the Barossa. The Sorby Adams vineyards are located in the Barossa's cooler Eden Valley sub-region. The low-yielding vines are farmed organically and great care is taken to ensure that the pristine fruit is in the best condition possible every vintage. The Sorby Adams Wineroom and Pantry has an extensive provedore range featuring gourmet pantry goods from Peter Watson and Saskia Beer. Antipasto plates, cheese-boards, All Press coffee and a range of teas are available throughout the day for those in need of a lift. We are also the Visitor Information Outlet for Angaston.

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Barossa Valley Cheese Company

67b Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353

The Barossa Valley Cheese Company is a multi-award winning manufacturer of artisan cheeses. After opening its doors in 2003 in the idyllic town of Angaston, Barossa Valley Cheese Company rapidly claimed its place in the region's celebrated wine and food culture. The range now includes 25 different styles of cheese and includes cheeses made from cow and goat milk. Company founder and head cheese-maker Victoria McClurg and her team are always seeking innovative ideas and refining traditional methods in cheese-making.

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Barossa Farmers Market

Corner Stockwell and Nuriootpa Roads, Angaston SA 5353

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. Many of them grow organically. So what you take home is as fresh, seasonal and full of flavour as any produce, anywhere. What's better than bacon and eggs on Saturday morning? Having someone else cook it for you! We mean real eggs, and real bacon, served on a toasty fresh roll, with amazing sauces and chutneys to top it off. So grab a latté, pull up a bale, and forget about the dishes!

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Carmella's Curries

Barossa Farmers Market, Corner Stockwell Road and Angaston Road, Angaston SA 5353

Carmella's Curries are homemade in the Barossa by Carmella. Available at the famous Barossa Farmers Markets each Saturday you can choose from Carmella's southern Indian style Kasoundi Curry Paste, Malaysian style Curry Powder, Barossa style Chutney or Fiesty Barossa Sauce. You will love how versatile the range is- the concentrated curry paste is packed with loads of fresh ginger, garlic, spices and flavour. It makes a fabulous marinade and is absolutely spectacular with seafood. You can tone it down by mixing it with yoghurt, sweet chilli, or sweet soy sauce or all three. Rub it over a whole roast chicken or leg of lamb or roast beef. Add to soups, stews and casseroles to add flavour and heat or mix into stir fries for extra flavour and spice. You can even make a dip with cream cheese. Add one of Carmella's products to your pattie mix, spaghetti bolognaise, or as a flavour base for pizzas. Carmella's Curries add amazing flavour to vegetarian dishes. Try it with eggs, toasted sandwiches or use as a relish. You control the heat by how much you use!

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Craneford Wines

27-31 Moorundie Street, Truro SA 5356

Craneford Wines is a producer of quality wines reflecting the essence of the Barossa Valley. The philosophy at Craneford Wines is to produce premium quality wine made from varieties which, in particular, excel in the Barossa. Craneford continues to seek out vineyards and varieties which produce fruit displaying excellent regional characteristics and depth of colour, whilst constantly and foremost focusing on quality and not quantity of fruit, in order to preserve the integrity of its wines. All of our wines are made and bottled on site at Truro and our Cellar Door is open for tastings and sales Monday to Friday from 10am to 5pm. Weekends by appointment. Pop in for a tasting or a look through the winery and if convenient you can even have a chat to our winemaker Carol about the wines that you enjoy.

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Taste Eden Valley Regional Wine Room

6-8 Washington Street, Angaston SA 5353

Discover - Taste Eden Valley Discover a range of rare and unique wines from boutique producers in the Barossa's beautiful high country - Eden Valley. Taste Eden Valley is a collaborative tasting room bringing together an exceptional group of family owned wineries, creating premium wines from vineyards of significance throughout Eden Valley More than just a cellar door, Taste Eden Valley offers a chance to learn and experience in-depth this remarkable Barossa region's distinctive wines, culture and people. Daily wine tastings can be enjoyed with delicious regional platters. During winter, relax inside by the log fire in the historic stone cottage or in summer enjoy the delights of the stunning cottage garden filled with roses and established shade trees.


Tasting Wines at Taste Eden Valley There are over 80 wines available in our Eden Valley portfolio. We know you will understand that we cannot have on tasting the full range at any one time. So, we offer a diverse assortment of wines and wine brands for tasting each week. However, if you are planning on visiting us and there is something special that you really want to experience - let us know in advance and we will try ensure we have that special bottle on tasting the week of your visit.

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Angaston Cottage Industries

Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353

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. The stock is always changing and new contributors are always welcome.

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Gibson Wines

Lot 190 Willows Road, Light Pass SA 5355

Gibson 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. On 'Sunday Fundays' Gibson Wines have food, wine and a live band playing at their cellar door. Kick back and relax. There's a marquee come rain, hail or shine. Entry is free. Check the website for dates.

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Blond Coffee and Store

60 Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353

Blond Coffee and Store is an exciting place to eat and shop in the Barossa Valley. It's passionate about its coffee, the food it prepares, and the produce it stocks and sells. Blond Store is a newly renovated, sleek and modern speciality fine food and produce store selling perishable and non-perishable produce ranging from local and Italian cured meats, cheeses from around the world, homemade blond pesto, dips and cookies to olive oils and olives, porcini mushrooms, Italian dried pasta, Herbies spices, quality imported chocolate and much more. You'll find light and healthy food for breakfast and lunch, using as much local produce as possible. Delicious cakes, slices and biscuits are baked daily in Blond's own kitchen. The staff are committed to providing consistent quality and a friendly service to make your experience satisfying and memorable every time.

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Hutton Vale and Farm Follies

Hutton Vale , 65 Stone Jar Road, Angaston SA 5353

Hutton Vale, in the Barossa was settled in 1843. Today it is a mixed farm and home for Jan and John Angas. Six generations of history are evident in the stone buildings, still in use today. The Farm Follies building, originally built for housing prized stud stock, now provides a warm and relaxed setting for food gardens and cellar door for wine produced from the old vine vineyard on the property. Growing delicious vegetables, full of flavours that used when cooking for guests and family living on the property, has always been part of farm life. Sheep graze freely on the surrounding rolling hills with the occasional paddock growing seasonal cereal crops and interspersed with stands of fruit trees, relics in the rich dirt from a thriving fruit industry 70 years ago. Hutton Vale has hosted visitors from all over the world, from a simple artisan lunch to larger events for media and photographers to be consumed.

Willows Vineyard

Light Pass Road, Light Pass SA 5355

Set in the northern pocket of the beautiful Barossa Valley, one hour from Adelaide, lies The Willows Vineyard, a 200-acre property meandering alongside the North Para River; settled by the Scholz family in 1845 and home to the Willows hospital until 1960.

Two interwoven threads run through the generations of Scholz families who have lived there - healing and grape growing, making our winery and vineyard quite unique.

Our wines are 100% Barossan and sourced entirely from our own single vineyard at Light Pass.

You are welcome to taste our range of wines by visiting our cellar door on the property.

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Thorn-Clarke Wines

266 Gawler Park Road, Angaston SA 5353

Thorn-Clarke Wines is one hundred per cent family owned and is located within the picturesque Eden Valley region. We have been growing grapes in the world renowned Barossa region for 130 years and six successive generations. Our wines are highly acclaimed throughout the world with over 20 trophies received at the International and Domestic level.

What better way to experience Thorn-Clarke Wines than to visit our Cellar Door. Our tasting room and direct sales facility is located at our Milton Park Vineyard in the beautiful rolling hills of the Barossa ranges, three kilometres to the east of Angaston. With a view over the Little Para River to our vineyards, we offer our Sandpiper and Shotfire wines for tasting.

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Lambert Estate Wines

55 Long Gully Road, Angaston SA 5353

Lambert Estate Wines is a family owned and operated boutique winery located in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Lambert Estate Wines produces ultra-premium single vineyard wines from their estate vineyard, including our The Family Tree Shiraz and Silent Partner Cabernet Sauvignon.

Visit the new Lambert Estate tasting room situated above the Barossa Valley, surrounded by vines. Enjoy a personalised VIP wine tasting catered by one of our friendly and knowledgeable wine educators. Take in the sights and smells of the soil, vines, fauna and wildlife where our premium single vineyard wines originate. Relax with a private sit down tasting or enjoy a picnic on our terrace or gardens with a glass of our award winning wines.

Wine tastings are available daily from 11am to 5pm. Lambert Estate Wines also offers winery and vineyard tours and wine experiences by appointment.

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Hartz Barn Wines

1 Truro Road, Moculta SA 5353

Hartz Barn Wines is a family operated vineyard and wine enterprise based in the village of Moculta, Eden Valley, in the Barossa wine 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 wines.

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Henschke Cellars

Henschke Road, Keyneton SA 5353

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 has a small cellar door catering for a limited number of visitors, larger groups please phone prior to arrival.

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Heathvale Wines

Sawpit Gully Road, Keyneton SA 5353

Heathvale wines reflect the unique piece of land that William Heath selected as his own all those years ago. The Eden Valley region is higher and therefore cooler, and viticulturally later than the Barossa Valley floor. This provides an ideal climate for full varietal flavour and colour development, whilst maintaining a unique balance in the grape's natural sugar and acidity without agressive tannins forming.

The grapes are hand picked only when sugar and acidity, colour and flavour, are at an optimum balance. Heathvale wines reflect vintage and seasonal variation but are strongly regional in character - rich in flavour, well structured and balanced with an understated elegance.

We are happy to welcome anyone interested in wine who wishes to visit us and taste the current Heathvale wines. Appointments are required so please contact us for directions and to make arrangements for your visit.

Barossa Olives

20 Moorundie Street, Truro SA 5356
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, basil, citrus, 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 olive oil based hand cream, shampoo, conditioner, body butter, moisturisers, soap, lip balm and insect repellent. The perfect gift can be found amongst the oil cans, dishes, olive spoons, forks and pitters. There is a stock of unique range of olive wood religious artefacts imported from the Holy land - rosaries, nativity scenes, candlesticks, Christmas tree decorations and camels....

Saskia Beer's Market Tour and Long Lunch

Corner Stockwell Road and Nuriootpa Road, Angaston SA 5353
Saskia Beer invites you to join her at the Barossa Farmers Market each Saturday for a special Farmers Market tour and cooking demonstration followed by a shared table lunch. Price includes a three hour Barossa Farmers Market food experience, SASKIA gift and recipes. If you are pressed for time, take the tour only option for AUD25.00 per head, which includes a market tour and SASKIA gift....

Lindsay House

Lindsay Street, Angaston SA 5353
Lindsay House is located on the hillside at the old Angaston sale yards where sheep, cattle and pigs were once auctioned monthly by Elders Mort Limited. There is a gentle reminder of previous busy stockyards with a few historic sheds still remaining. Guests can enjoy unobstructed views from the verandah overlooking the Angaston township, the old railway yards and views of the valley. Lindsay House comprises of three separate sections comprising of three very special individual self contained suites which can be opened up to make one larger homestead catering for 10 to 12 guests. The Washboard (laundry) is available to all guests, with a washing machine, clothes dryer and ironing facilities....

Strathlyn Bed and Breakfast

Strathlyn Estate 407 Angaston Road, Angaston, Angaston SA 5353
Strathlyn Bed and Breakfast at Angaston in the Barossa wine region of South Australia offers unique and varied accommodation options for couples. Choose from private, self-contained accommodation in the historic blue stone Coach House or in the Lemon Tree Spa Apartment. You may prefer the intimacy and indulgence of the two Spa Garden Suites where every comfort is provided including a tasty breakfast tray served to your suite at a nominated time. Situated next to Saltram Wine Estate, within walking distance of Salters Restaurant and only 750 metres from Vintners Bar and Grill, Strathlyn Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location in which to experience the changing seasons. Spend one day or several in a peaceful secluded setting of gardens and vineyards with panoramic views of the valley from the western boundary. Enjoy a glass of wine as you watch the setting sun from your private balcony or garden setting. Take advantage of the new gymnasium for guests as well as the guest laundry if you are on an extended trip....
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Brockenchack Vineyard

351 Sawpit Gully Road, Keyneton SA 5353
After several years of visiting the Barossa and falling in love with its people, its history and its wines, long time Buderim residents Trevor and Marilyn Harch, backed up their love affair with this magical region by purchasing the historic Tanunda Cellars bottle shop in the late 90s. A venue they are still proud owners of today, ensuring the old store remains the regions pre-eminent source of great Barossa wines. Trevor expanded this wine connection by also getting involved in both wholesale and retail liquor sales in Queensland. The fire in his belly was well and truly burning and was fuelled by many great Barossa wines. Trevor took it upon himself to become an unofficial spokesman for the Barossa and spent the following decade bringing the Barossa to Queensland, showcasing and supporting boutique Barossa wineries wherever possible through his retail and wholesale avenues. He even opened Brisbane’s premiere wine bar, which he called Bar Barossa of course! Never shy of a bit of hard work, throughout all of this Trevor was also overseeing his well established avocado and persimmon farm, whilst running the Sunshine Coast’s largest construction company as co-founder and Managing Director. As no stranger to the wine industry and no stranger to growing fruit, the next logical step was to move into growing grapes and have a go a producing his own wine. In 2007 Trevor jumped on an opportunity to purchase an established vineyard in Eden Valleys Keyneton with a view to retiring down to this gorgeous corner of the world one day with Marilyn. Marilyn Barrell TastingThe property, a working vineyard for over a century, was then producing Riesling and Shiraz grapes, boasting what is thought to be some of the oldest Riesling vines in Australia, planted back in 1896, alongside Shiraz vines dating back to 1927. Following his first 2008 vintage of a tiny 37 dozen Jack Harrison Shiraz (just to see what he had), Trevor’s excitement only grew when the exceptional quality of the wine spoke for itself. The vineyard has since grown to include the neighbouring block, giving a total of 16 hectares of prime grape growing land planted out with approximately 40 acres of vines; including new varieties of Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir which have all been planted with tender care and big aspirations. It quickly became clear that making wines which had an ability to over-deliver on expectations gave Trevor an enormous sense of satisfaction. It was soon time to clear out all his other business distractions to focus completely on this wine making game. With the lure of the land becoming simply too strong to ignore, rather than wait to retire down to their ‘Garden of Eden’ as they call it, Trevor and Marilyn packed up their Buderim lives in 2013 and permanently relocated to the vineyard’s homestead. With retirement still many years off for this hard working farm boy, Trevor has every intention of working his land and nurturing his grapes until he’s 103! With son-in-law Darren Naylor on board (a wine aficionado in his own right with over 10 years industry experience), Trevor can drive the business and focus on his love; the land, while Darren drives the sales, spending half his time based in Buderim and the other half out on the road. As the first-generation and current custodians of this amazing vineyard which is steeped in viticulture history, Trevor’s vision is to carry the Brockenchack name on through future generations of his family – to continue producing premium wines that exceed expectations – and to be revered among the best in the Barossa.

Hutton Vale Farm

Stone Jar Road, Angaston SA 5353
Hutton Vale Farm Experiences for 2016 are pre booking only. The family philosophy is to run each arm of the business in a sustainable manner while at the same time entwining them together for a productive mixed farm. We offer an exclusive experience sharing our world, with travelers of the world. A full day on our farm, sharing the natural environment with food and wine we grow on 2000 acres of beautiful Barossa land. Lunch on the farm: Hosted by John and Jan at a relaxed table, sharing stories and laughter with the best of the food and wine they grow. Walk the Farm. Our guided Sunday morning walks, once a month are a way to unwind your inner springs and allow your natural bounce to return. There are 5 walks over the year, each taking a different path across our landscape. Aviator’s lunch or dinner. Hutton Vale Farm offers an amazing landscape for private pilots to Fly In Fly Out. FIFO for a day or overnight, with a picnic lunch or dinner in our outdoor kitchen and open fire. Phone 0414639088 for more information on any of our experiences. Visit our website www.huttonvale.com...

LinkSA

Lot 74 Stockwell Road, Angaston SA 5353
LinkSA operations have a long affinity with the Barossa Valley, Murray Bridge, Mid Murray and the Adelaide Hills regions and is committed to upholding the strong transport history within regional South Australia. LinkSA we are continuously looking to improve their services to meet the growing demands of these different regions. LinkSA can confidently cater to all your transport requirements, either be a Charter, Special Events, School Service, Dial - a - Ride or a Scheduled Route Service, no matter what your size group, they can provide a safe and comfortable vehicle for any of your transport needs. If you would like help in organising your special day or a winery tour contact their friendly staff who have lots of creative ideas to make that lasting impression. See LinkSA's website for all details about their friendly services....

Stockwell

Stockwell, Stockwell SA 5355
Silos and a towering church spire rising high above golden wheat fields mark the hamlet of Stockwell, at the base of the Barossa Range. The local hotel is a friendly place for travellers to relax over a good pub meal and drink. Stockwell sits within one of Australia's most recognised regions - the Barossa. Come here for a romantic escape, to relax and unwind, or for some outdoor adventure. Explore the wineries throughout the region, strike out on walking trails through rich landscapes, or enjoy a meal in one of the region's acclaimed restaurants....
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Barossa Adventure Station

Washington Street, Angaston SA 5353
Barossa Adventure Station in the heart of Angaston has something for kids of all ages, and the big kids at heart! Features include a multi-level place space including a mega tower and play deck, 1km mountain bike loop, heritage elements, attractive open spaces, skate ramp, fitness stations and plenty of picnic spots. It’s the perfect place to spend an hour, or the whole day. Best of all, it's just a short walk to Angaston where you can discover bespoke regional offerings at our many cafes, cellar doors, restaurants and providores. The $2.5m development at Angaston Railway Precinct is part of The Barossa Council’s Big Project....
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Hutton Vale Farm

65 Stone Jar Road, Angaston SA 5353
Hutton Vale Farm Experiences for 2020 are pre-booking only. The family philosophy is to run each arm of the business in a sustainable manner while at the same time entwining them together for a productive mixed farm. We offer an exclusive experience sharing our world, with travelers of the world. A full day on our farm, sharing the natural environment with food and wine we grow on 2000 acres of beautiful Barossa land. Lunch on the farm: Hosted by John and Jan at a relaxed table, sharing stories and laughter with the best of the food and wine they grow. Walk the Farm. Our walks available to those staying in Farm accommodation are a way to unwind your inner springs and allow your natural bounce to return. There are a number of walks, each taking a different path across our landscape. Aviators are welcome. Hutton Vale Farm offers a grass strip for private pilots to Fly In Fly Out. FIFO for a day or overnight, you can stay in our Hutch Hilton or the sleek and swish JHA Stone Cellar....
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Stockwell

40884 - Stockwell SA 5355
The towering church spire makes the hamlet of Stockwell at the base of the Barossa Range. Towering silos and golden wheat fields are a sign of Stockwell's grain farming past. Founded by Samuel Stockwell in 1853, the village and mill still produce flour today. Stockwell operated as an important stop along the overland cattle route from New South Wales, and once boasted a blacksmith, post office, bootmaker, hotel, and a number of small stores. The Stockwell Hotel, known by locals as "the Stockie", is a friendly place for travellers and visitors to relax over a pub meal. The post office found a new lease on life and has been remodelled as "that little place" serving coffee, cakes, and a number of other tasty treats. Visit Stockwell for a romantic escape, to relax and unwind, or for some outdoor adventure. Explore the wineries throughout the region, strike out on walking trails through rich landscapes, or enjoy a meal in one of the region's acclaimed restaurants....
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Angaston History Centre

21 Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353
Angaston History Centre is a research and exhibition space operated by the Angaston and Penrice Historical Society. Located next door to the Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum, this 1880s stone cottage was originally the home of the Doddridge family who operated the blacksmith establishment. The Angaston History Centre hosts varying exhibitions throughout the year. Please call in when you see the open sign! ...
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Angaston Blacksmith Shop and Museum

19 Murray Street, Angaston SA 5353
The Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum (A&H Doddridge Forge) is a working blacksmith museum on the main street of Angaston in the Barossa. Volunteers of the Angaston and Penrice Historical Society Inc. demonstrate the art of blacksmithing and guide you through three rooms of blacksmith memorabilia. Established on the present site in 1873, the forge has survived war, depression and countless technological revolutions to stand today as one of the few remaining main street "smithies" in Australia. As the industrial heart of the village of Angaston, it was a place of ideas and work, where young and old alike would come to witness the expertise and listen to the stories of the blacksmith. It is a very special place and an extraordinary example of the ingenuity and commitment of a bygone era. The beauty of the Angaston Blacksmith Shop is its authenticity, its functional architecture and atmosphere which captures the essence of life through three generations of the Doddridge family's blacksmith endeavour since 1849. Each weekend our blacksmiths look forward to showcasing their skills and knowledge to visitors from all over the world. A wonderful, immersive experience for the whole family. Open Saturdays & Sundays and some public holidays from 1-4pm. Entry by gold coin donation. *Re- opening from Saturday 13 June with social distancing measures in place*...
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Gully Gardens

175 Gawler Park Road, Angaston SA 5353
Gully Gardens is a delightful farm shop with delicious Angaston grown dried fruit, beautiful scenery and good old fashioned service, and is a must see on a visit to the Barossa. Dried fruits include apricots, peaches, pears, prunes, nectarines and apples. A large range of homemade tasty confectionery and jams are made from the fruits, goodie baskets and gift lines. To complement the range, other Australian products are available including nuts, tropical and vine fruits. ...
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Heirloom Vineyards

6-8 Washington Street, Angaston SA 5353
Heirloom Vineyards was conceived in vintage 2000, when a young winemaking student caught the eye of a silly old wine judge. A love story ensued inspired by two vows: To preserve the best of tradition, the old world of wine and our unique old vineyards and to champion the best clones of each variety planted in the most appropriate sites embracing the principals of organic and biodynamic farming. Seven long vintages of trial and error passed before Heirloom Vineyards could make a wine that was fine enough to pass on to future generations. That is this wine. ...
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Barossa Farmers Market

740 Stockwell Road, Angaston SA 5353
Real food from the farms and homes of the Barossa. Barossa Farmers' Market is open every Saturday morning from 7.30am to 11.30am offering the best of fresh, seasonal, artisan made Barossa food. Our stallholders sell an extensive range of the local vegetables, fruit, meats, breads, and cheeses. Delicious oils, preserves, bread, pastries, cakes, sweet treats, drinks and other local specialities give you everything you need for the week ahead. The Barossa Farmers Market shed is located on the corner of Stockwell and Angaston Roads Angaston, behind Vintners Restaurant. It offers a unique culinary experience where you can meet with the creative food producers, farmers and local food producers who make the products they sell. Set in the historic Yalumba Vintners Shed, the market is surrounded by vineyards outside, heritage barrels inside, and is full of amazing Barossa food. Join us for coffee and breakfast from our stallholders and enjoy a bustling, yet cosy market where the locals come to shop, chat and catch up and visitors are always welcomed by a warm country atmosphere....