Awesome Wine tasting in Australia’s Barossa Valley
The Barossa Valley is Australia's premier wine region. If you have ever tasted an Australian Shiraz it came most likely from the Barossa. The valley is home to some of the world's biggest wineries such as Jacob's Creek and Penfolds, however the many boutique wineries is where the region really comes alive. Jump on a bike, go off the beaten track and discover your new favourite winery. You could stay in the Barossa for a week indulge in the ridiculously good food and wine, but we're giving you our 48 hour itinerary to experience the famous region in 2 days. See it all in our in depth destination guide and latest episode of Australian Adventurer, our original travel videos series where we discover the best of Australia.
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【4K WORLD TOUR AUSTRALIA】 Barossa Valley The World's Great Wine Regions - Place to visit in Adelaide
The Barossa was built on wine. Generations of families have invested their passions to produce some of the most iconic and award-winning wines in the world. With over 80 cellar doors and 150 wineries – from the boutique to the internationally renowned – you're bound to find a drop you like.
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EP 5. Barossa Valley: Andy & Ben Eat Australia // The Eat Series Season 2
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After some crazy adventures in Mexico, Spain and Portugal, me and my mate Ben are back for a second instalment of The Eat Series. This time we’re eating Australia from Tassie to the tip!
Episode 5: Following my ridiculous feed at Africola, I made a beeline for Jacob’s Creek Winery in the Barossa Valley. This was an incredible couple of days filled with learning from the regions top wine makers, blending my own wine and preparing the most EPIC grazing board anyone’s ever seen – link to the recipe at the end of this episode!
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Barossa Explorer, a Hop On Hop Off Bus in South Australia's Wine Region
Experience the true beauty of one of Australia’s most famous wine regions with Hop on Hop off Barossa Explorer. Join the tour at any stage of along any of the nine stops at some of the most well-kept secrets known by the Barossa Valley locals. You will experience the Barossa’s fine foods and wine, whilst not being rushed by the tour guide.
Ticket purchases can be made at any of the nine stops along the route, validated for 24 hours. Hop on Hop off Barossa Explorer allows you to plan your own itinerary and visit the wineries and icons at your own pace. The complete tour takes an hour so rejoining the tour is easy!
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Barossa Explorer, a Hop On Hop Off Bus in South Australia's Wine Region
Experience the true beauty of one of Australia’s most famous wine regions with Hop on Hop off Barossa Explorer. Join the tour at any stage of along any of the nine stops at some of the most well-kept secrets known by the Barossa Valley locals. You will experience the Barossa’s fine foods and wine, whilst not being rushed by the tour guide.
Ticket purchases can be made at any of the nine stops along the route, validated for 24 hours. Hop on Hop off Barossa Explorer allows you to plan your own itinerary and visit the wineries and icons at your own pace. The complete tour takes an hour so rejoining the tour is easy!
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Ep 264: Barossa, Australia
Barossa is one of the most historic, fascinating places in the new world. Winemaking started with German immigrants in 1840 and there have been ups and downs in the industry since. What hasn’t changed: there has always been a small cadre of winemakers here that have made outstanding fascinating Shiraz and Riesling. We dig into the history of the region, talk about its wines and give you another region in Australia to seek out.
We start with an overview of the Barossa:
56 km/35 miles northeast of Adelaide, 34°S Winemaking began in 1842 550 grape growing families, many with 6thgeneration still working the land Dominated by valley floors and rolling hills, with high altitudes (good for grapes) The Barossa Zone is made up of the Barossa Valley and Eden Valleys, warm and cool climate regions respectively Known for: Barossa Shiraz and Eden Valley Riesling Others: Cabernet Sauvignon, Mataro, Grenache, Semillon and Fortified wines, plus GSM blends, bigger whites (Chardonnay, Sémillon, Viognier), Tempranillo and Zinfandel OLD VINES: Many Shiraz vines in the Barossa Valley are several decades old, some 100+ years old NO phylloxera (quarantine laws have helped) here ever so you can get old vines
Barossa ZONE
Zone = An area that usually comprises one or more regions.
Extremely variable landscape -- elevation, inland locations and the coastal influence – lots of mesoclimates Valley floor is HOT – 95˚F/35˚C and dry, hillsides are cool with great diurnals VERY dry so they irrigate, except old vine vineyards on the slightly cooler western side of the valley –dry farmed
Barossa Valley
Land:Flat and hilly -- microclimates Climate: Mediterranean climate: cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers, drought is an issue General style: Very ripe grapes with high alcohol, low acid, short maceration to keep tannins soft extensive oak – usually American with coconut/dill notes Shiraz:black fruit, dried fruit (prune) and mocha aromas, tobacco and an earthiness, black pepper aromas. Medium tannin, high alcohol - 14%–15% ABV. Many old, low-yielding vines with great intensity of flavor, and are believed to be among the oldest producing vines in the world. Henschke, Hill of Grace Shiraz, Eden Valley Penfolds, Block 42 Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley Chateau Tanunda, 150 Year Old Vine Semillon, Barossa Valley Elderton, Command Single Vineyard Shiraz, Barossa Valley Turkey Flat, The Ancestor Shiraz, Barossa Valley Other wines: GSM blends and Shiraz-Cabernet, Cabernet, oaky Chardonnay, Semillon
Eden Valley
Land: In the Barossa Ranges: Best sites on moderate slopes with good sun exposure 380 and 500 meters (1200 and 1640ft) high, MUCH cooler than Barossa Valley – longer growing season, more flavor development Climate: Higher altitude: Eden Valley can be 5 – 7°C cooler than the Barossa Valley floor, slows ripening, more acidity. Fall rain and frosts are issues Riesling is the big dog here: lime, apple and floral characters, along with refreshing acidity and minerality, developing more complex toasty notes with age. Can age them Shiraz: Henschke's single vineyard Hill of Grace, Mount Edenstone
The Future: Studying terroir with Barossa Grounds Project:
Barossa Grape & Wine Association began in 2008 with annual wine tastings and descriptive analysis of 80 unoaked, single vineyard Shiraz Alluvial sands and rich fertile black soils in Southern Barossa, to the infertile slopes overlaying the limestone and ancient sandstone and schist of Eden Valley – to the red clay loams of Northern Barossa – sparking other regions to do more research into land, a new chapter for Australia Check out for more info!
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Barossa valley, Tanunda, South Australia
Tanunda, Barossa valley, South Australia 2011
Tanunda is a town situated in the Barossa Valley region of South Australia, 70 kilometres north-east of the state capital, Adelaide. The town derives its name from an Aboriginal word meaning water hole. The town's population is approximately 4000. Tanunda and the Barossa Valley comprise one of Australia's premier wine-growing areas, and the town is surrounded by vineyards.
The Barossa Valley is a valley in South Australia located 60 km northeast of the Adelaide city centre and which is notable as a major wine-producing region and tourist destination. It is the valley formed by the North Para River, and the Barossa Valley Way is the main road through the valley, connecting the main towns on the valley floor of Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Rowland Flat and Lyndoch.
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Giving Back to the Barossa Valley: Kaesler and the Concordis Wine
Producing 1600 magnums annually, all proceeds from the sale of Concordis will go to a perpetual education fund through Foundation Barossa, which will then provide ongoing financial support and training opportunities in cellar operations and viticulture for financially disadvantaged, local youth.
It started with four winemakers who weren’t native to the Barossa Valley. Each individually successful thanks to the generous soil and generosity of the local community. These winemakers wanted to show their deep appreciation to the people, place, and industry by giving something back – with a charity wine that supports young would-be winemakers in the Barossa.
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*Cellar Door - Open 7 days a week 11 am - 5 pm
*Old Vine Guided Vineyard Tour - 11.30am daily.
*B&B Accommodation - 3 separate cottage style accommodation.
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You Gotta Try...Barossa - A visitors guide to Barossa, South Australia
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South Australia's Barossa through the eyes of local filmmakers Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker, of URTEXT films.
With so much buzz about the Barossa, sometimes the hardest part can be deciding where to start out on your adventure. Which winery should you check out first? Where is the best spot for a quick bite to eat, or if you've got a bit more time, a seven course degustation meal? Well, let us introduce you to this beautiful short film 'You Gotta Try...Barossa', your instant travel companion - a friend, in video form!
Nobody knows the best spots like the locals do, which is why filmmakers Matt and Rosie have rounded up a whole group of interesting, fun loving, adventurous South Australian's from all walks of life with the sole purpose of sharing their Barossa secrets with you, as well as a few old favourites that aren't so secret.
The film gives first time visitors the inside scoop, while even the most diehard Barossa visitors may stumble across something new. This is what You Gotta Try in the Barossa.
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Director/Camera: Matthew Salleh
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Tasting the Barossa
Me and my mate James on a wine tour around the Barossa Valley, South Australia.
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The Barossa Valley - Yes we know, another Wine Region - E23
Are you sick of wineries yet? We almost are! So this week we decided to release this one as a bonus Ep so we can get going into the outback with you all. Hope you enjoy and if you do please like and Sub! It helps us so much.
We will see you on Monday for our time in the Flinders Ranges
2018 Barossa Gourmet Weekend
Spring provided the perfect backdrop for the 2018 Barossa Gourmet Weekend - a celebration of the Barossa's seasonal wine, food and experiences.
This year's line up of events featured 32 events including intimate tastings, secret dining experiences, masterclasses, workshops, lingering long lunches, garden parties, platters and feasts of fresh produce.
Barossa Gourmet Weekend is hosted by Tourism Barossa.
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Just a 40 minute drive from Adelaide, the beautiful Barossa Valley is where good food and good wine abounds. Boasting more than 80 cellar doors and 150 wineries plus the renowned Barossa Farmers Markets, it’s a food lover’s paradise.
Barossa Valley Scenic Tour - 'Barossa Valley', South Australia - Nuriootpa to Sandy Creek
Driving along the Barossa Valley Way through the towns of Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Rowland Flat, Lyndoch and finishing at Sandy Creek.
An overview of the of Barossa Valley; it's wine, tourism and towns is given.
26 km drive compiled into a 6 minute drivelapse/timelapse.
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Barossa Winemakers celebrate Barossa Valley 175th Anniversary
Tim Dolan and Phil Lehmann, both Barossa winemakers discuss the history of the Barossa and the amazing wines being produced from it. Buy Barossa Valley wines at Dan Murphy's...