• Chateau Yaldara - Established by Hermann Thumm, Chateau Yaldara is a cherished winery in the Barossa Valley. Located near Lyndoch, it is renowned for producing a diverse selection of outstanding wines suitable for any occasion.
• Rusden Wines - The vineyard is meticulously tended by hand, and as the winery has expanded, traditional cellar methods are maintained. While focusing on classic Barossa varieties and blends, there is also a willingness to explore new varieties, reflecting the evolving nature of Australia’s wine industry.

The vineyard is situated in Vine Vale, characterized by deep white sand over red clay. Vine Vale is considered the most adaptable and reliable grape-growing area on the Barossa Valley floor, imparting a unique character with balance and structure to the wines.

• 1847 Wines Rowland Flat - WELCOME TO 1847 WINERY & VINEYARDS
  Experience the exceptional portfolio of 1847 premium wines. The winemakers honor the rich history that begins with the Barossa Valley’s origins.

Delve into the 175-year history of the property while enjoying the outstanding cellar door team. After tasting, guests are invited to explore the beautiful gardens and estate.

The historic Rowland Flat property was granted by the Governor in 1847. The property’s origins trace back to Bavarian immigrant Johann Gramp, who planted the first commercial vineyard in the Barossa Valley in 1847. The 1847 Winery Group now spans 200 acres of premium estate vineyards, forming the core of the premium wine portfolio. Visitors are warmly welcomed to 1847.

• Chateau Tanunda - Established in 1890, Château Tanunda is the birthplace of the Barossa, home to some of the Valley’s earliest vines and its first winery. The grand bluestone winery and vineyards stand as a testament to the vibrant history and pioneering spirit of Australia’s renowned wine region.

Thanks to the Geber family’s passion and dedication, this iconic Barossa estate is celebrated among Australia’s top wineries, marking 130 years of exceptional winemaking in 2020.

With the ‘Old Vines Expressions’ and ‘The Everest’ Wines, Château Tanunda consistently receives international acclaim from esteemed wine critics and shows for producing some of the world’s finest wines. The signature 150 Year Old Vines 1858 Field Blend, 100 Year Old Vines Shiraz, The Everest Old Vine Grenache, and The Everest Shiraz are highly prized by critics, enthusiasts, and collectors.

• Grant Burge Cellar Door - Founded by a fifth-generation Barossa vigneron and winemaker, Grant Burge Wines is a respected and innovative force in the Australian wine industry.

The Burge family’s winemaking legacy dates back to March 1855, when tailor John Burge immigrated to the Barossa from Hillcot, near Pewsey in Wiltshire, England, with his wife Eliza and their two sons. John worked at Hillside Vineyards, passing his passion for viticulture to his son Meshach, who crafted his first wine in 1865 and became a community leader. Meshach married Emma in 1883, and they had eight children. Their first-born, Percival, established Wilsford Winery near Lyndoch in 1928. Percival’s sons, Noel and Colin, continued the tradition, with Colin and his wife Nancy having a son, Grant, who followed in the family’s winemaking footsteps.

• Rockford Wines - Rockford is dedicated to preserving the best of the traditional Australian wine trade and sharing it with customers. Visitors are encouraged to stop by during their next trip to the Barossa and spend some time with the team.
• Ubertas Wines - Experience the distinctive flavors and warm hospitality of Barossa with sustainably-farmed, expertly crafted wines. The family boutique winery is committed to showcasing the best of the Barossa Valley to wine enthusiasts worldwide.
• Lambert Estate - Enjoy a delightful lunch at Lambert’s Estate Winery, featuring wine tasting and a winemaker platter served with hot chips. The platters are filled with local produce grown at the winery and sourced from local Barossa suppliers. The wine tasting concludes with their renowned chocolatier.

• Standard Wine Tasting fees are included
• Hotel/Motel pick up and return is included
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch
• Winery Selections, Drivers will select 4 Wineries and Lunch on all shared Tours being a whole day

• Premium experiences may have small upgrade to winery.

Small group tours are defined as having 24 passengers or fewer per vehicle.

Here are some of the wineries visited, with close connections to 40 local Barossa Cellar Doors. A typical day includes visits to 4 wineries and lunch, which is included. Wineries are pre-selected by the driver for all shared tours. The aim is to provide the best Barossa experience possible.

Interested in exploring the stunning scenery of the Barossa Valley wine region from a local perspective?

CP Tours and Charters is prepared to meet all your needs, offering pick-up from your hotel or motel at 8:30 am and return around 5 pm.

Tours cover standard wine tasting fees at wineries, including wine tasting and lunch at Lamberts Estate Winery.

Non-standard wine tasting experiences are additional and not part of the package. Private charters offer the flexibility of choosing lunch venues and cellar door options.

Return to Adelaide is approximately at 5 pm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.