Hitta och boka vingårdar att besöka i Adelaide Hills

Adelaide is a great starting point to visit wineries in Adelaide Hills as many of our wineries are placed around this city. There is country's fastest growing international airport (ADL) which serves numerous international lines.
If you are lover of road trip by car, you can set your navigator to the towns like Macclesfield, McLaren Vale, Hahndorf and Ashton. You can enjoy picturesque views on the way to wineries in Adelaide Hills.

Adelalide Hills is the best spot to get out from the cold. It experiences mild winters and humid, dry summers.
Summer runs here from December to February and the temperature is 28° C on average. It can be considered as one of the pleasant times to visit wineries in Adelalide Hills. People flock to the beach in the summer, so coastal towns are popular, and many of them dine al fresco.

Wineries in Adelaide Hills are well-developed and provide many facilities. Almost all the wineries have activities for kids, bus parking for groups and reduced mobility access while some wineries are pet friendly and allow to have them inside their cellars.
Hotel and restaurant facilities are available too and all wineries have cellar door sales. However, you can check the availability of the services on our page.

The most common red grape varieties grown by wineries in Adelaide Hills are Pinot Noir, Tempranillo, Shiraz and Nebbiolo. For the white grapes, wineries in Adelaide Hills mostly produce Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc.

The most popular wineries in Adelaide Hills are:

• Leconfield & Richard Hamilton Wines


• The Lane Vineyard


• Simon Tolley Wines

If you are looking for wineries in Adelaide Hills that produce organic wine, here's where to stop:

• Shaw + Smith

The Adelaide Hills offers several wine trails and routes that allow visitors to explore the region's wineries and vineyards. The "Artwine Trail" takes you through the Lenswood and Forest Range areas, known for their cool-climate wines. The "Onkaparinga Valley Wine Route" showcases wineries nestled in the picturesque Onkaparinga River Valley. The "Mount Lofty Ranges Wine Route" covers a broader area, including the Adelaide Hills, Adelaide Plains, and other nearby wine regions.

There are about 50 wineries in the Adelaide Hills wine region.