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ELEVATE YOUR SENSES WINE | FOOD | EXPERIENCES Indulge in Fresh, Contemporary Wines Shaped by Altitude and the Passion and Skill of Our Winemakers ADELAIDE HILLS CELLAR DOOR GUIDE ELEVATE YOUR SENSES WINE | FOOD | EXPERIENCES Indulge in fresh, contemporary wines shaped by altitude and the passion and skill of our winemakers. Satisfy your craving for great regional food. Take your time. Every twist and turn reveals another layer of spectacular seasonal scenery. Enjoy our home, the Adelaide Hills. 1 6 11 ANDERSON HILL LENSWOOD BARRISTERS BLOCK WINES WOODSIDE BY JINGO! WINES MOUNT BARKER Anderson Hill is a relaxed and friendly place, with uninterrupted Enjoy the warm hospitality and wine tasting in our recently Eccentric wines organically grown and hand picked with minimal views over the northern hills. It’s the perfect place to relax renovated cellar door. Dine on our tapas platters and wood fired intervention. Try some of the more expressive and alternative wines with beautiful cool climate wines, craft beer on tap, local pizzas in the 160 year-old barn set in our picturesque estate of the Adelaide Hills. Please ensure you book an appointment to avoid platters and wood fired pizza. Unique wedding venue. and gardens with views over the Onkaparinga River. disappointment. We look forward to welcoming you to the Hills. Where 407 Croft Rd, Lenswood. T 0407 070 295. Where 141 Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Woodside. T 08 8389 7706. Where 8 Bradfield Lane, Mount Barker. T 0400 693 812. Open Weekends & Public Holidays, 11:00am - 5:00pm. Open Daily, 11:00am - 5:00pm. Open By appointment. /ByJingoWines @ByJingoWines ByJingoWines /AndersonHill @Andersonhill407 AndersonHill407 /barristersblockwines @BarristersBlock barristersblock byjingowines.com andersonhill.com.au barristersblock.com.au 12 2 7 CASA FRESCHI ASHTON ARTWINE WOODSIDE BENDBROOK WINES HAHNDORF Artisan wines, estate grown, made and bottled using organic Stunning architecturally designed cellar door with captivating views Located in a refurbished 150 year old cottage full of character, our principles and natural winemaking. This is a magnificent site perched and beautiful surroundings. Taste our estate grown new modern wines boutique, handcrafted range of wines are available for tasting or high up at 580m altitude and producing exquisite wines. alongside our traditional varieties. Feast on gourmet local produce enjoy a glass of wine on the verandah with a grazing board. share platters served daily. Magnificent art for sale by Jen Prior. Where 159 Ridge Rd, Ashton. T 0409 364 569. Where 79 Main St, Hahndorf. T 08 8388 7972. Open By appointment. Where 72 Bird in Hand Rd, Woodside. T 08 8389 9399. Open Monday to Saturday, 11:00am to 5:00pm. /Casa-Freschi @casafreschi DavidFreschi Open Daily, 11:00am - 5:00pm. /bendbrook @bendbrookwines bendbrookwines casafreschi.com.au /ArtwineEstate @ArtWineEstate artwineestate bendbrookwines.com.au 13 artwine.com.au CHAIN OF PONDS GUMERACHA 8 BETWEEN THE VINES LONGWOOD Discover the stories behind our famous wines, like the Black 3 ASHTON HILLS SUMMERTOWN Nestled on the slopes of the Adelaide Hills in Longwood is Thursday Sauvignon Blanc and Island Sting Honey Liqueur. Delight Founded by Stephen George in 1982, Ashton Hills has an international our 5 acre family run vineyard. Hand-pruned, hand-netted in a selection of gourmet pies and regional cheese platters while reputation as one of Australia’s finest Pinot Noir producers. Visit and hand-picked, it is all our hard work between the vines savouring stunning views among beautifully maintained gardens. our rustic cellar door and experience our award winning wines. that delivers the best fruit to make great quality wine. Where 198c Torrens Valley Rd, Gumeracha. T 08 8389 1901. Where Tregarthen Rd, Summertown. T 08 8390 1243. Where 452 Longwood Rd, Longwood. T 0403 933 767. Open Friday to Sunday, 10:30am - 4:30pm. /chainofponds @chainofponds chainofponds Open Weekends & most Public Holidays, 11:00am - 5:00pm. Open Weekends & Public Holidays, 12:00pm - 5:00pm. /betweenthevines.com.au @between_vines betweenthevinesvineyard chainofponds.com.au 4 TUNGKILLO betweenthevines.com.au BAKER CREEK VINEYARD 14 Come and visit our family owned winery specialising in small, quality DEVIATION ROAD WINERY LONGWOOD 9 vintages using grapes from our vineyard. All our grapes are hand picked, BIRD IN HAND WOODSIDE Famous for our handcrafted sparkling and spectacular native then basket pressed and the wine is carefully nurtured to maturity. Visiting Bird in Hand winery is just the start of your extraordinary gardens, the Deviation Road experience is a must! Enjoy tutored experience. Sample award winning wines from our cellar door wine flights, shared platters or an afternoon of bocce in the wine Where 550 Randell Rd, Tungkillo. T 08 8568 2159. in an alfresco setting surrounded by vineyards. Enjoy a shared garden. Visit website for Sunday Session dates and gig guide. Open By appointment. style long lunch in ‘The Gallery’ on Fridays and weekends. Where 207 Scott Creek Rd, Longwood. T 08 8339 2633. bakercreek.com.au Where 150 Pfeiffer Rd, Woodside. T 08 8389 9488. Open Daily, 10:00am - 5:00pm. Open Monday to Friday, 10:00am - 5:00pm; Weekends /deviationrdwine @deviationrdwine deviationrdwine 5 BARRATT WINES SUMMERTOWN & Public Holidays, 11:00am - 5:00pm. deviationroad.com Sit and relax. Order a platter. Chat with the winemaker. Explore the /birdinhandwinery @birdinhandwine birdinhandwine gardens. Pat the pugs. Savour the views. Taste the experience! 15 birdinhand.com.au GLEN EWIN ESTATE HOUGHTON Where 2 Cornish Rd, Summertown. T 08 8390 1788. Glen Ewin Estate is the Cellar Door for the Adelaide Hills. Come 10 Open Saturday & Sunday, 11.30am – 5:00pm. BLEFARI WINES CAREY GULLY and visit the historic estate for an indulgent tasting experience Closed June, July & August. Visit our family owned and operated vineyard located just 25 minutes of local boutique wines. Savour our locally sourced bistro menu /Barrattwine @barrattwines from the city. Take in stunning vineyard views while you enjoy our before enjoying our spectacular walking trails and grounds. barrattwines.com.au handcrafted sparkling methode champenoise and premium single Where 43 Lower Hermitage Rd, Houghton. T 08 8380 5657. vineyard wines. The winemaker/viticulturist is often in attendance. Open Thursday to Sunday, 9:00am - 5:00pm. Where Cnr Greenhill & Gully Rds, Carey Gully. T 0418 894 880. /glenewinestate glenewinestate Open By appointment. /Blefari-Wines glenewinestate.com.au blefari.com.au KEY RESTAURANT/CAFÉ LIGHT MEALS & PLATTERS BEER PRODUCER CIDER PRODUCER DISTILLERY SPECIAL TASTING EXPERIENCES WINERY TOURS ACCOMMODATION CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES 16 21 26 GOLDING WINES LOBETHAL KERSBROOK HILL WINES & CIDER KERSBROOK MALCOLM CREEK KERSBROOK We welcome visitors to our stunning 5 star winery seven days a week, Try award winning wines at our 5 star winery only 20 minutes from Located between Adelaide and the Barossa Valley, the rustic stone cellar offering wine tastings and cheese boards daily and a rustic wood-fired the suburbs. Also Basket Press Cider, espresso coffee, gourmet door is surrounded by beautiful three-acre gardens. Peaceful picnic menu on the weekends. We invite you to join us in the experience. pizzas, tasting platters and many other food and gift lines. spots, lovely views. Bottle aged wines with distinctive varietal intensity. Where 52 Western Branch Rd, Lobethal. T 08 8389 5120. Where 1498 South Para Rd, Kersbrook. T 08 8389 3301. Where 33 Bonython Rd, Kersbrook. T 08 8389 3619. Open Monday to Friday & Sunday, Open Open Daily & Public Holidays, 10:00am - 5.30pm. Open By appointment. /malcolmcreekwines 11:00am - 5:00pm. Saturday 11:00am - 4:00pm. Open late Friday and Saturday nights. /kersbrookhill /goldingwines @goldingwines goldingwines malcolmcreekwines.com.au kersbrookhill.com.au goldingwines.com.au 27 MT LOFTY RANGES VINEYARD LENSWOOD 22 17 LOBETHAL BIERHAUS LOBETHAL The quintessential Hills experience. 5 Star rated James Halliday HAHNDORF HAHNDORF HILL WINERY Visit our multi-award winning brewery; enjoy 12 beers on tap, all made winery. Nominated Best New Restaurant Advertiser Food Awards Taste our unique Austrian varieties and other cool-climate entirely on site; see the equipment we use; experience magnificent 2015. Enjoy single vineyard award winning wines in a rustic setting classic wines. Indulge in our ChocoVino experience matching food, local wines, soft drinks, teas and coffees in our restaurant. with panoramic views, open log fireplace, tiered decks. the world’s best chocolate to our wines. Enjoy a gourmet platter and soak up the spectacular views on our ViewTube balcony. Where Old Woollen Mills, 3A Main St, Lobethal. T 08 8389 5570. Where 166 Harris Rd, Lenswood. T 08 8389 8339. Open Friday & Saturday, 12:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday 12:00pm - Open Thursday to Monday & Public Holidays, 11:00am - 5:00pm. Where 38 Pains Rd, Hahndorf. T 08 8388 7512. 6:00pm. Closed Public Holidays. /Lobethal-Bierhaus @bierhausnews Lunch Fri, Sat, Sun. Light Meals Mon & Thu. Open Daily, 10:00am - 5:00pm. /mtloftyranges @mtloftyvineyard mtloftyvineyard /HahndorfHillWinery @HahndorfHill hahndorfhillwinery bierhaus.com.au mtloftyrangesvineyard.com.au hahndorfhillwinery.com.au 23 LOBETHAL ROAD MT TORRENS 28 18 MURDOCH HILL OAKBANK HOWARD VINEYARD NAIRNE Join us for a tasting in our mudbrick cellar door. Get cosy by Book a unique wine experience at our shed, where you can Celebrate the best of the Adelaide Hills at Howard Vineyard. the wood fire or relax in the courtyard garden overlooking taste wines of true regional character from our working farm. Enjoy superb cool climate award-winning wines, delicious Asian the vineyard. Share a regional food platter with friends. Try We have Angus cattle and wonderful views over the dam cuisine and live music, all set to the stunning backdrop of towering our new vintage releases of elegant cool-climate wines. and paddocks. Tasting platters available on request. gum trees, rolling vines and a rustic 1880’s stone barn. Where 2254 Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Mt Torrens. T 08 8389 4595. Where ‘Erinka’ 260 Mappinga Rd, Oakbank. T 08 8389 7081. Where Lot 1, 53 Bald Hills Rd, Nairne. T 08 8188 0203. Open Friday to Sunday & Public Holidays, 11:00am - 5:00pm.
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