The 5 Best Wineries & Vineyards in Langhorne Creek, South Australia

In December 2018, Kimbolton Wines opened their first cellar door on the house block in Langhorne Creek. The architecturally designed cellar door is made out of re-purposed shipping containers and features modern ply and recycled timber to create an earthy modern setting nestled amongst the gum trees with sweeping views across the family-owned vineyards and the greater Langhorne Creek region. Visitors to the Kimbolton Cellar Door may choose to partake in carefully crafted seasonal wine and cheese flights showcasing four local artisan cheeses, meticulously paired to suit four of the Kimbolton wines. The wine and cheese pairing concept is something that Nicole is passionate about & has been presenting to customers for numerous years. Having a stunning home to showcase this tantalising experience really enhances the experience for visitors to the Langhorne Creek region. The Kimbolton team also present a range of local produce platters to enjoy with the alternative & traditional wines.

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.

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.

One of Australia's most awarded boutique wineries, achieving an extraordinary level of success in Australian Wine Shows including 55 trophies and over 180 gold medals. The Follett family has been growing grapes in Langhorne Creek for over 130 years and making wine since 1987. Lake Breeze Cabernet Sauvignon and 'Bernoota' Shiraz/Cabernet have become benchmark styles in Australia. The spotlight is thrown on Lake Breeze each November when the Handpicked Festival comes to life. Lake Breeze has become a vibrant location for not only concerts, but weddings and events. The recently completed function space, 'The Barrel Room', features floor to ceiling glass overlooking the picturesque vineyard. The locally sourced limestone, natural timbers and walls lined with wine barrels, creates a comfortable and versatile function space. Not only perfectly suited to weddings and celebrations, but also for conferences and meetings.

Bleasdale Vineyards is Australia's second oldest family-owned and operated winery, renowned for our premium dry red and white table wines and luscious fortifieds. Established in 1850, when English migrant Frank Potts travelled through the region and noticed its potential through the rich, fertile soils and enormous red gum trees lining the banks of the Bremer River. It was with these red gum trees that Frank and his descendants were to craft the 3.5 tonne lever press and wine vats that can still be seen in the winery today. Over 165 years later, we invite you to visit our historic winery, taste our award winning wines and experience the contribution made by generations of family members who have continued the Frank Potts legacy.