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Corio Hotel
Goolwa
Historic stone hotel on Railway Terrace, Goolwa - one of the town's most recognisable 19th-century buildings, with a pub, restaurant and accommodation.
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.
Cradle of Hills
McLaren Vale
A small boutique winery on Rogers Road high above Sellicks Hill, with sweeping views across the Gulf St Vincent and a by-appointment cellar door.
Curtis Family Vineyards
McLaren Vale
A three-sibling Italian-heritage family winery established in 1973, with guided tasting flights and a generous purchase rebate.
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.
d'Arry's Verandah Restaurant
McLaren Vale
d'Arenberg's fine-dining restaurant on Osborn Road - seasonal Fleurieu produce, an epic wine list and sweeping views across the vineyards to the Cube.
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.
Delamere General Store
Cape Jervis
The community heart of tiny Delamere - a country store and cafe with provisions, takeaway and good coffee for the road.
DogRidge Vineyards
McLaren Vale
A relaxed family-run cellar door tucked away in McLaren Flat, pouring estate-grown shiraz, grenache and whites with genuine hospitality.
Dowie Doole
McLaren Vale
Sustainable solar-powered cellar door housed in four recycled shipping containers amongst the vines on California Road.
Down South Distillery
Aldinga & Port Willunga
Gin distillery with a cellar door restaurant at the former Agostino Wines site on Stonehouse Lane, Aldinga - gin flights alongside wood-fired pizza.
Down The Rabbit Hole Wines
McLaren Vale
A whimsical, Alice in Wonderland-themed cellar door and restaurant on Binney Road, with vineyard gardens, long lunches and estate wines.
Dyson Wines
Aldinga & Port Willunga
A coastal vineyard cellar door on Sherriffs Road near the Maslin Beach cliffs - one of the most westerly McLaren Vale producers.
Ekhidna Wines & Restaurant
McLaren Vale
A family-owned cellar door and restaurant on Branson Road, blending McLaren Vale wines with a modern Australian kitchen and long views across the vineyards.
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.
Foggo Wines
McLaren Vale
A laid-back weekend cellar door set on green lawns under towering gum trees on Foggo Road.
Fork in the Road Wines
McLaren Vale
A relaxed bring-your-own-picnic-style cellar door on the heritage cricket oval site at Sand Road, McLaren Vale.
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.
Frankie Italo Dining & Disco Lounge
McLaren Vale
The Mitolo family's light-filled Roman-style pizza and pasta bar with a playful disco-lounge vibe, alongside the Mitolo cellar door.
Geddes Wines
McLaren Vale
Hand-made single-vineyard wines in a bush-set cellar door on Blewitt Springs Road, open daily 10am-5pm.
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.
Goodness Coffee Co.
Aldinga & Port Willunga
A working specialty coffee roaster and dog-friendly cafe in the Aldinga village precinct, next door to The Little Rickshaw.