barossa valley wine tour
– shared group

Escape the tourist crowds and experience the Barossa Valley the way it should be—intimate, authentic, and unforgettable. Our luxury shared-group Barossa Valley wine tour is limited to just six guests, giving you the rare chance to taste at hidden-gem boutique wineries instead of the usual tourist traps.

Every itinerary is carefully curated and always evolving. One day you might be sipping bold, traditional Shiraz at a historic estate, before discovering a progressive winemaker producing alternative styles or varieties. You could visit a small, estate-grown winery crafting wine in tiny batches, followed an ultra-premium tasting room known for world-class wine. No two tours are the same, but each is designed to showcase the very best of the Barossa’s diverse wine styles.

Along the way, you’ll deepen your understanding of wine—learning how Shiraz compares to Grenache, or how oak aging transforms a wine’s character. Our tours aren’t about rushing from stop to stop, but about slowing down, asking questions, and walking away a more confident and informed wine lover.

And because great wine deserves great food, you’ll enjoy a quality chef’s menu lunch at one of the region’s leading venues—not just another shared platter.

Join us for a Barossa Valley wine tour that goes beyond the ordinary—small groups, boutique wineries, and a dining experience to remember.

BAROSSA WINE TOUR – A SAMPLE ITINERARY

1   off to the Barossa Valley

Your host will meet you at your Adelaide accommodation around 9:15am (Barossa pickup approx 10:15am). In the car you’ll meet any other guests that may be joining you for the day. Your journey to the Barossa takes you North through the agricultural belt, home to the farmers who supply Adelaide’s buzzing restaurant scene. Get to meet your group as your guide gets to know you all better and what you’d like to experience on tour.

2   Wine Tasting at Langmeil

Ramshackle ironstone buildings and rusty old farming equipment line the cobbled backstreets of Tanunda. You’ll pass remnants from the Barossa’s pioneering days as you roll into historic family owned winery – Langmeil.
Here you’ll get to taste a range of everyday wines made in a traditional full-bodied style. They’re the sort of wines the Barossa is known for, so you’ll have a great introduction to the region.

3  Wine tasting at Murray St Vineyard

Relaxing under the dappled sunlight on the vine-covered deck at Murray St you’ll definitely feel like you’re living the life of luxury! Similarly, you’ll get to taste the same traditional Barossa wine varieties as at Langmeil but made in a completely different style. In other words, you’ll taste and learn for yourself how stylistic approach can change the taste of a wine.

4   delicious restaurant lunch

The South Australian wine regions are full of fresh locally grown produce that makes its way directly into the restaurants of the regions. Enjoy a delicious chef’s-menu shared lunch at one of our quality restaurant partners, who source their fresh produce from local farms where possible. Enjoy a glass of local wine or beer with your seasonal lunch as the perfect accompaniment. All dietaries catered for.

5   Wine Tasting at Two Hands

When you think of Barossa wine you think premium Shiraz, and what better way to end the perfect Barossa wine tour than at Shiraz specialist Two Hands! The winemaking team here sources Shiraz from vineyards across different parts of South Australia and processes them in separate batches. This means you’ll be able to explore the different ways Shiraz can present itself across different regions. Not only that, but their shady sun-deck is the perfect spot to watch the sun dip towards the horizon. When you’re all done, relax in luxury on your back to Adelaide arriving around 4:45pm.