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Barossa Valley, Golf & Winery, North of Adelaide

Barossa Valley, Golf & Winery, North of Adelaide
Barossa locate at north of Adelaide city, about 45 minutes driving from Adelaide city.
The golf course Tanunda Pine Golf course is awesome, we love this course. After finish golf you can visit some winery, we stop at Charles Melton and St.Hugo's winery. Awesome

Our Table Jacobs Creek Scoopon | Barossa

Our Table at the Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre

Barossa Valley Way
Rowland Flat, SA 5352

Jacob's Creek Fine Dining Lunch & Wine in the Barossa

Spectacular Winery Lunch with a Glass of Vino at Jacob's Creek in the Barossa, from $49 for Two! Upgrade For More People, or to Add an Extra Course & Matched Wines!
Indulge Your Senses with Superb Winery Fine Dining! Lunch in Style at Our Table Restaurant, at the Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre in the Barossa Valley! Come for a Gourmet 2-Course Lunch with a Glass of Your Favourite Jacob's Creek Reserve - Just $49 for 2, $95 for Four or $139 for 6! OR Upgrade for the 3-Course Lunch with Three Glasses of Matched Wine Each - $89 for 2, $175 for 4 or $259 for 6! Incredible Modern Australian Fusion Fare - Spencer Gulf King Prawns, Angus Beef Eye Fillet, Pork Belly & Chorizo, Spice-Fried Southern Calamari, Venison and More!





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Barossa HQ Episode 3 Old Vines

Paul Henry talks to Dean Hewitson and James Linder (Langmeil) about Old Vines in the Barossa Valley.

The Barossa Valley contains some of the oldest vineyards in the world -- with one example dating back to 1843 -- but until now, there was no formal schedule of classification or registration. In 2009, the Barossa Old Vine Charter was instituted to register vineyards by age, so that older vines could be preserved, retained and promoted. The Charter groups vineyards into four categories by age: (in ascendant order) Old; Survivors; Centenarians and Ancestors.