Top Things to do in Langhorne Creek Wine Region
Top 5 Budget-friendly Things to do in Langhorne Creek Wine Region, South Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Langhorne Creek Wine Region, Australia including The Winehouse, Vineyard Road Cellar Door, Bremerton Wines, Angas Plains Wines, Rusticana Wines and Newman's Horseradish.
1. The Winehouse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By SouthOztraveller
A wonderful lunch on Friday 30th October 20, we shared a main meal of Pork Scallopine , salad and chips on one plate the pork on our own plates (very accommodating) and a desert each, orange cake and sticky date pudding, each with cream and ice cream, we usually miss desert, so this was a bonus. Glass of Rose and a glass of pale ale, hard to top. Excellent service, wonderful view and excellent value for money.
2. Vineyard Road Cellar Door
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 35 reviews
PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR FESTIVE SEASON OPENING HOURS. Enjoy 3 unique offerings at Cellar Door WINE - Personalised and informative wine tastings with our friendly staff. Try our chocolate and wine pairing experience. Sample our award-winning wines. With 13 wines on offer, you will find something for every palate. SKINCARE - Luxury Vasse Virgin, natural olive oil skin care products, including body scrubs, handmade natural soaps, massage oils, shower gels and more. CHOCOLATE - A diverse range of artisan hand made chocolates from the Fleurieu Chocolate company. A fun and relaxed atmosphere and exceptional service. Open 11 - 3 Daily (closed Tuesday's)
Reviewed By V411AOdavidf - Encounter Bay, Australia
We visited a number of wineries in Langehorne Creek and we really enjoyed this one. Our hostess was Janine; she knows her wines and was patient and kind to us. Their Sangiovese Rose is truly special. Their Cabernet and Shiraz have that special depth of flavour that we all liked. Chocalates were great as well. Such a special day for us. We will definitely return. If you wish to have a special winery experience put this one on your "must visit" list ... and leave space in your car for some really great value wines and chocolates to take home!
3. Bremerton Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
At family owned and run Bremerton you’ll experience the real Langhorne Creek. Our newly expanded tasting room and cellar door is based around a restored 1866 stone barn with our new tasting area, large verandah and sprawling lawns, all set amongst the vines. You can taste your way through our premium wines, or if you prefer, select from one of our seated wine or gin flights. It is the perfect place to sit back and relax with our regionally inspired luncheon menu including a variety of platters, tasty gourmet pizzas and desserts. You can soak up the atmosphere of the old barn, dine alfresco on our back verandah, or kick back on the lawns with picnic rugs and lawn games. Art lovers can enjoy exhibitions on the mezzanine level, as well as David Dridan’s famous ‘Barrel Ends’ Collection in our dining room. Our cellar door also offers an extensive providore selection of locally made gourmet products for tasting and purchase or you can make your own platter and enjoy on the lawns.
Reviewed By 175hazels
Wonderful setting for a special lunch. Platters, pizza and wines are amazing. Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this winery.
4. Angas Plains Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
A Cellar Door offering wine tasting at the family's vineyard. Set in the natural vineyard environment. Alfresco dining lunch daily, views across the vines to the Adelaide Hills. Eat at Angas Plains Wines Cellar Door in Langhorne Creek when visiting Strathalbyn or the wineries. Enjoy Cellar made scones, coffee, and winter fires or the open outdoors. Select some exclusives wines and produce to take home to enjoy.
5. Rusticana Wines and Newman's Horseradish
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By carlaiken - Adelaide, Australia
Horseraddish and Wine! Who would have thought. We came away with both. The wines, were delicious and well priced. The Durif was exceptional as were the red bubbles. A different experience overlooking a field of crop rather than vines from the tasting room. No wonder their office has that view. Casual, friendly, engaging. If you want to feel special this is a place to go, if you think you are special stay away.
