Wine Tasting Tours in Adelaide Hills

Adelaide is a great starting point to experience wine tastings and tours 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 wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills.

If you are traveling with your children, these are the best wineries to experience wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills for families:


Ashton Hills Vineyards

Leconfield & Richard Hamilton Wines

The Lane Vineyard

If you are visiting with a group, here are the best wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills for groups:

Longview Vineyard - up to 30 people

Mount Lofty House & Sequoia - up to 20 people

In between wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills, take your time to also visit these places:


Mount Lofty Botanic Garden - while meandering around a myriad of routes that span 97 hectares, immerse yourself in wonderful tropical flora' brilliant color, deep smells, and remarkable diversity.

Cleland Conservation Park. A place where you'll be high above the city, with spectacular views of the region, including the waterfront. Walking through a field of Kangaroos and pausing to feed them, watching Koalas, Dingos, and Pelicans feed, and finally seeing a Tasmanian Devil - unforgettable memories with beautiful creatures.

Adelaide is a place worth discovering, with a thriving small-bar culture, world-class art and music, and a festival schedule to rival any other Australian city.

During your wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills wineries, you can enjoy a supervised tasting of their estate-grown wines with their cellar door party. You will try a selection of their wines depending on your personal tastes. You will learn about their heritage, vineyards, and the winemaking process.
Some wineries with centuries-old wine roots have outdoor terraces with stunning views where visitors are welcomed. If you plan to spend some time at the winery, there is accommodation available in some wineries as well.

Nebbiolo
The taste of the wine is full, rounded, with a fruit core, fine-grained tannins and a long aftertaste with nuances of dried herbs. The wine shows a generous aroma, woven from notes of cherry, licorice, violet and rose flowers. Nebbiolo from Adelaide Hills goes perfectly with red meat dishes, fried chicken, game dishes, and cheeses.
Sauvignon Blanc
The taste of the wine is soft, clean, with notes of lemon, lime, gooseberry and minerals, with a subtle sourness and a harmonious aftertaste. The wine attracts with its fresh aroma, woven from notes of tropical and exotic fruits, gooseberries and herbs. The wine is a perfect accompaniment to roast turkey or chicken, pork fried in honey, stuffed with apricots and spices.
Chardonnay
The taste of the wine is spicy, sharp, refreshing, rich, with bright and appetizing notes of grapefruit, white peach, lemon, smooth texture, lively acidity and a long, delicate, slightly spicy aftertaste. The refined aroma of the wine is filled with notes of stone fruit, ripe pear, melon, lemon curd and crushed straw.

Adelaide 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 wine tastings and tours in Adelaide Hills. People flock to the beach in the summer, so coastal towns are popular, and many of them dine al fresco.