top of page
Search

Spring in the Adelaide Hills is the perfect time to embark on a wine tour. As the season awakens, the region's vineyards burst into life, offering a stunning backdrop for wine lovers to explore and taste. The mild temperatures and blossoming scenery create an inviting atmosphere that adds to the overall experience.


ree

Taking a wine tour in spring means enjoying the sights of the lush, green landscape dotted with colorful wildflowers and blooming fruit trees. The vineyards come alive with new growth, and the air is filled with the fresh, fragrant aroma of blossoms, making every sip of wine even more memorable. The region’s renowned wineries open their doors to visitors, offering tastings of exceptional local wines, including crisp whites and vibrant reds, all crafted from grapes nurtured by the season’s ideal conditions.


As you move from vineyard to vineyard, the panoramic views from elevated winery decks are breathtaking. Many wineries boast picturesque settings with rolling hills, lush gardens, and a clear blue sky. Spring's moderate weather encourages relaxed outdoor tasting sessions while enjoying the scenery.


ree

You can also explore the charming towns like Hahndorf or Stirling during your day out in the hills.The region’s vibrant atmosphere combined with delicious local produce, artisanal foods, and friendly hospitality makes every moment special.


 
 
 

Australian Gin has become the next big thing in the list if things to drink for the cool kids. How did this quintessentially British drink rise to the top for Aussie drinkers?


Australia has some amazing flavors that come from the bush, distillers found that infusing these into gin would create really interesting and diverse tastes to their products. Then the cocktail mixologists got their hands on it...


The other thing done well, that has brought gin into the forefront, is the amazing cellar doors that have opened all across the country. In SA there are a lot of places to try gin. Applewood Distillers in the Adelaide Hills is a great spot to finish your day tasting their native flavoured gins. Never Never in McLaren Vale sits high on a hill with breathtaking views over the vale and an amazing lawn to let the kids run free while tasting. In the Barossa you will find Seppeltsfield Road Distillers sitting on the side of a hill with deck upon deck and then the bar in a shipping container at the top. These are just a few of the many locations around that showcase how interesting and diverse the tastes and cellars of the gin industry have become.

ree

 
 
 

Wine is one of those things that has become part of the fabric of South Australia. The surprisingly varied climate and soils of each wine region have given rise to some vary different types of wines.


Want something full bodied and spicy, the Reds of the Barossa will fit the bill, after a lighter fruitier Red then the Mediterranean style of McLaren vale will fit the bill and if its cool climate Whites you are after than look no further than the Adelaide Hills.


Each of the very diverse places are within an hour of the CBD and you could spend a week in each region searching for the next hidden gem. Its something that we have done and hope to share our experiences with our customers.


So if you have to ask yourself why, Wine not.


Matt van Riet

Pretty sure I left my keys around here somewhere.

ree

 
 
 

Tapleys Hill Rd,

Seaton, SA, 5023

info@goldclasstours.com.au

​

Matthew +61 468 376 776

Tim +61 432 876 091

© 2020 by Gold Class Tours and Transfers 

ABN - 39 637 748 246

Proudly created with Wix.com

Thanks for submitting!

  • TripAdvisor
  • Instagram
  • White Facebook Icon
bottom of page
BOOK NOW BOOK NOW