Welcome to
Taste the barossa
Premium Small Group Wine Tour
Premium Small Group
Wine Tour
$169 per person
Why Choose
Taste The Barossa?
Proudly ranked #1 barossa wine tour for 8 consecutive years
GUARANTEED DEPARTURES,
7 DAYS A WEEK
SPECIALISING IN
SMALL GROUP TOURING
(20 PEOPLE MAX)
CHOOSE FROM OVER 50 PICKUP SPOTS, WITH INSTANT CONFIRMATION
wine tasting at 3 wineries
family-run business,
based here in SA
AT JUST $169, WE OFFER GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY, WITH LUNCH INCLUDED
the beautiful
& historic chateau yaldara
Scenic Stops Throughout The Barossa
Wine Tasting Experience At Rosenvale Vineyards
Lunch &
TASTING EXPERIENCE
AT SALTRAM
WINES
Tour Itinerary
At Taste the Barossa we focus on QUALITY!! With exquisite cellar door experiences across three World Class Wineries, you’ll have the opportunity to taste around 25 wines, and enjoy a Chef prepared Barossa feast for lunch from the award-winning Salters Kitchen. Join us for a full day of Tantalising wine, sumptuous food and a sprinkling of Sightseeing.
Hop on the prettiest bus you’ll see in Adelaide and relax and enjoy expert commentary from one of our knowledgeable tour guides as you head off on your Barossa Valley Adventure and travel the scenic route through the beautiful Adelaide Hills as you enjoy some information and humour along the way.
Look out for Kangaroos, and Emu’s and marvel at the changing landscape as we approach the Barossa Valley and glimpse our first vines. Time to awaken your taste buds with our first tasting at one of the most photographed buildings in the Barossa, the stunning Chateau Yaldara. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of your surroundings as the host takes you through a beautiful, structured wine tasting. There’s time to explore the property, walk around the grounds, take photos by the fountain, and explore the hidden tunnels that lie beneath this spectacular Chateau.
Our next stop is the quaint country town of Tanunda, where you can amble along the high street, browse in the local shops, or grab yourself a coffee, take a seat and have a relaxing 20 mins of watching the world go by.
Our next winery experience is the beautiful, heart-warming, and wholesome Saltrams. Let the hosts tantalise your palate as they showcase their favourite drops and share their knowledge with you on all things wine making in their rustic Cellar Door Barrel Hall. After the tasting it’s time for lunch, where you’ll enjoy an absolute Barossa feast with a selection of the finest Chef prepared hot and cold dishes, from the award-winning Salters Kitchen. There’s no rushing your meal, with ample time to enjoy some good company, get to know your fellow travellers.
We head now to Menglers Hill lookout for a view and a half! Check out the Valley, see where you’ve been and where you’re heading, as it’s now time to head to the 3rd winery and the most exclusive cellar door experience of your tour the stunning Rosenvale Winery. Opening only for Taste the Barossa guests, prepare to be WOW’d!!! The passion is palpable as Rosenvale’s hosts generously share with you the most spectacular wines you will surely ever taste. World Class is an understatement!
Finally, a picturesque drive through Seppeltsfield will round off your perfect Barossa adventure, with time to grab a photo of the iconic Date Palms and learn about their fascinating origin, and the iconic Seppeltsfield legacy.
Time now to sit back, listen to some quiet music and watch the scenery go by, or perhaps close your eyes for a quick nap, as we express back to Adelaide for approximately 5:30 PM and finish the perfect Barossa Adventure.
About Us
Taste the Barossa is a small family-owned company started by myself, Dallas Coull, and my wife, Nikki Coull. We met in 1997 while I was working in Greece and Nikki was on holiday from her home in Nottingham, England. We have three beautiful children, James (23), Georgia (21), and Tamsin (12). I have been involved in tourism in Australia for over 25 years, having previously founded Groovy Grape Getaways and am very proud to still see the Groovy buses travelling between Melbourne, Adelaide and Alice Springs today.
After spending six years in the UK with Nikki, we made the move to Australia in 2009 and started Taste the Barossa. I have a love for the Barossa Valley after spending a great deal of my youth there, with one of my first jobs being on a bottling line in a Barossa Valley Winery.
Over the last few years, we have assembled a fantastic little team that are as passionate about Adelaide and South Australia as I am. I know you will have one of the best Barossa Wine tours as you explore the stunning Adelaide wineries.
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Our Team
Each of our guides has been personally selected and trained to ensure the information and knowledge of our beautiful State is shared throughout each tour. South Australian heritage is strong with Taste the Barossa and all of our guides are passionate about sharing personal anecdotes as well as factual information about Adelaide, The Barossa Valley, and all of the surrounding regions we visit.
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