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Clear allAlexandrina Cheese Company
Inman Valley
A small family Jersey dairy in the Mount Compass hinterland, hand-crafting hard-style farmhouse cheese from a single herd of grass-fed Jersey cows.
Alpha Box & Dice
McLaren Vale
Experimental small-batch winery exploring an alphabet of unusual grape varietals and blends, with a quirky reservation-only tasting room.
Angove McLaren Vale
McLaren Vale
Fifth-generation Angove family winery with a cellar door set amongst the certified organic Warboys Vineyard and the Vineyard Kitchen restaurant.
Aphelion Wine Co
McLaren Vale
Small-batch family winery specialising in old-vine McLaren Vale Grenache and Chenin Blanc, with a relaxed cellar door on Kays Road.
Battle of Bosworth
McLaren Vale
Family-owned certified organic estate at Edgehill Vineyard in Willunga, making the celebrated Battle of Bosworth Shiraz and Spring Seed Wines range.
Beach Road Wines
McLaren Vale
Family-owned McLaren Vale winery and restaurant on Seaview Road, known for handcrafted wines, wood-fired pizzas and casual vineyard dining.
Bekkers Wine
McLaren Vale
Small, top-end producer by French-born winemaker Emmanuelle Bekkers, crafting some of McLaren Vale's most sought-after Syrah and Grenache.
Beresford Estate
McLaren Vale
Single-estate Blewitt Springs winery with a modern cellar door, restaurant and accommodation in the elevated sandy-soiled sub-region of McLaren Vale.
Bracegirdle's House of Fine Chocolate
McLaren Vale
Bracegirdle's House of Fine Chocolate is moving to 145 Main Road, McLaren Vale, with a temporary setup while the new cafe is fitted out.
Chalk Hill Wines
McLaren Vale
Wilson family winery anchoring the Chalk Hill Collective on Field Street - a destination site shared with Never Never Distilling and Alpha Crucis Lounge.
Coriole Vineyards
McLaren Vale
Family-owned estate famous for pioneering Sangiovese in Australia, Fiano, Nebbiolo and a celebrated garden restaurant overlooking the McLaren Vale hills.
d'Arenberg
McLaren Vale
Fifth-generation family winery famous for the Dead Arm Shiraz and the architecturally striking five-storey d'Arenberg Cube tasting room.
d'Arenberg Cube
McLaren Vale
Chester Osborn's five-storey glass cube rising out of the d'Arenberg vineyards - part wine tasting room, part fine-dining restaurant, part art gallery, part Salvador Dali museum.
Dandelion Vineyards
McLaren Vale
Family winery by Elena and Zar Brooks with a new Wonder Room tasting experience on Chaffeys Road - family-friendly, design-forward, and open 7 days.
Dowie Doole
McLaren Vale
Sustainable solar-powered cellar door housed in four recycled shipping containers amongst the vines on California Road.
Five Geese Wines
McLaren Vale
Small family winery run by sisters on Main Road McLaren Vale, with a hosted cellar door and exclusive-to-visitors tastings.
Forktree Brewing
Normanville & Yankalilla
A converted shearing shed brewery on a working family farm, with panoramic ocean views over Carrickalinga to Cape Jervis - one of the most scenic brewery destinations on the Peninsula.
Geoff Merrill Wines
McLaren Vale
Geoff Merrill's cellar door at the historic Mount Hurtle Winery in Woodcroft - specialising in aged release Shiraz, Cabernet and Chardonnay.
Goodieson Brewery
McLaren Vale
Independent craft brewery on Sand Road, McLaren Vale - the only dedicated brewery in the heart of the wine region.
Goolwa Hotel
Goolwa
An 1853 stone hotel on the corner of Cadell Street, still trading after 170 years, with the salvaged figurehead from the Irish sailing ship Mozambique displayed on its facade.
Hardys Tintara
McLaren Vale
Historic ironstone winery purchased by Thomas Hardy in 1876, now the McLaren Vale cellar door of the Hardys wine company and a registered heritage site.
Haselgrove Wines
McLaren Vale
Family-owned winery with a sleek new rooftop cellar door offering 360-degree views across McLaren Vale and the Gulf St Vincent.
Hastwell & Lightfoot
McLaren Vale
Boutique McLaren Vale winery by Mark Hastwell and Jane Lightfoot, with a relaxed cellar door on Foggo Road and a long history of growing grapes for others.
Hither & Yon
Willunga
Small family winery by brothers Richard and Malcolm Leask, with a stripped-back cellar door in an 1850s stone cottage on Willunga's High Street.