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Latest news: Barossa "winery you need to visit" says Australian Traveller

We are thrilled to be included in Australian Traveller's "24 Barossa Valley wineries you need to visit."

"Choose from several tastings including the ‘Rarities’ where guests are encouraged to sink into a cushy lounge by the floor-to-ceiling windows in a spectacular Wine Room, offering views out to the Barossa Ranges, alongside an edit of the Barossa’s most “rarest expressions”."

Reservations essential. Follow the link for "Tastings & Experiences" https://artisansofbarossa.com/pages/reservations

Discover the Distinctive Flavours of The Still Co's Gin Flights at Artisans of Barossa in the Heart of the Barossa Valley

The self-guided gin flights at Artisans of Barossa are a unique and exciting experience for gin enthusiasts and curious spirits drinkers. The tasting takes place in a relaxed and welcoming setting, where visitors can enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the Barossa Valley while sipping on some of the finest gins and spirits crafted by The Still Co.

John Duval 'Integro' 2018 listed by Halliday Wine Companion as "Iconic"

Some of the country’s most iconic wines were born in the Barossa. Rich, bold and quintessentially Australian - John Duval Wines 'Integro' is among them.

Latest news: Artisans of Barossa included in "Six Barossa wineries to try" by Halliday Wine Companion

Halliday Wine Companion names Artisans of Barossa a "must visit" on your next trip to the famed Barossa region. Nestled in the heart of the Barossa Valley, the Artisans of Barossa cellar door is home to from eight independent family-owned winemakers all in one place.

Celebrating: World Malbec Day in the Barossa

Good morning from the Barossa, where we’re celebrating World Malbec Day!

Specifically, Malbec from Tierra del Puerco, the ‘Land of the Pigs’ out on the Western Ridge of the Barossa Valley, where Malbec is planted alongside Grenache, Shiraz, Mataro & Piquepoul by Lienert Vineyards.

Click through to read more about Malbec and its Barossa home in the Lienert Vineyards.

Harvested: Grenache Project 2023

We’ve started our first Artisans of Barossa Grenache Project from the Ebenezer sub-region. Located at the northern end of the Barossa Valley, at an elevation of 290 metres, with a slight S.E. aspect (132°) and a gentle slope of 1.53° [2.68%], the vineyard has sand and over clay soils, typical of Ebenezer. The rows are north / south orientated, which perfectly, side on, capture the morning sun rising over the Barossa Ranges and the setting sun from the western ridge of the Valley.

Delikatessen - Relaxed All-Day Dining

Open daily from 10am, Delikatessen offers relaxed all-day eats and drinks in the heart of Barossa. Artisan wines by the glass and bottle aside, this is also the home of our other passion – great coffee! Take a seat in the Providore, on the terrace or on the lawn and enjoy some of the best vineyard views Barossa has to offer. If you’re on the run, take away is also an option.

Our Artisan in the House - April reveal

Presenting our 'Artisan in the house' programme for April 2023

15 April: Spinifex Wines
22 April: Schwarz Wines Co.
29 April: Purple Hands Wines

A reservation in our lounge for a Rarities tasting is required.

Visit the "Rarities reservations" page

Reviewed: Grenache Project 2021

We recently sent our Grenache Project 2021 out to wine writers to gather their feedback on our concept and the wines themselves. We're thrilled with the feedback!

Accessible to AS1428 standards

AS1428 is an Australian Standard that specifies the design requirements for buildings and facilities to ensure they are accessible to people with disabilities. At Artisans of Barossa, the building has been designed to be compliant with this standard, which means that guests with disabilities can visit the building and enjoy all that it has to offer with ease and comfort.

Latest news: 14 top Barossa Valley restaurants for lunch and dinner by Australian Traveller

Australian Traveller names Essen by Artisans of Barossa number one on their just published "14 top Barossa Valley restaurants for lunch and dinner" list.

Thanks for the lovely words "A pitched roof, deluge of natural light and views out across a procession of vines and the Mount Lofty Ranges play home to Essen, the benchmark dining space at Artisans of the Barossa, which has undoubtedly grown into one of the best wineries and cellar doors in town since floating onto the scene in 2021."

Easter 2023 in the Barossa

Artisans of Barossa is open every day from 10am, with reservations essential. We will be open on Saturday evening, for dinner in Essen by Artisans of Barossa, and for wine and light snacks in our Delikatessen.

The Wine Room opens at 10am each day, with reservations upuntil 5pm: Reservations essential. Follow the link for "Essen by Artisans of Barossa" https://artisansofbarossa.com/pages/book-a-tasting ⁠

Essen by Artisans of Barossa is open for lunch each day, and for dinner on Saturday night: Essen presents a contemporary, innovative interpretation of seasonal Barossa food with a two, or three, course autumn menu.

Reservations essential. Follow the link for "Essen by Artisans of Barossa" https://artisansofbarossa.com/pages/restaurant-bookings

Our Delikatessen & Providore is also open daily from 10am. The Providore is stocked with Artisan wine and an abundance of great produce sourced from Barossa. A place to browse and shop for great local artisan wine and food.

Reservations are available and take priority. Whilst walk-ins are welcome, planning ahead with a reservation, especially on the weekend, will avoid disappointment.

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