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Clare Valley is situated approximately 90 minutes north of Adelaide and is famous for its Riesling which is regarded as amongst the very best in the country, also produces world-class reds, including Shiraz and Cabernet. Other varietals include Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Semillon, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Tempranillo and Malbec.
Enjoy beautiful countryside of sweeping gullies and rolling hills as you make your way to four Cellar Doors. Sample their range of premium wines from:
- Taylors Wines, On the same day that Neil Armstrong takes man’s first steps onto the moon, Bill Taylor takes his first steps on the soil that became
the family estate.
- Claymore Wines; Wine is meant is be enjoyed and the Claymore Wine Labels reflect life’s passions: wine, music and football!
- Skillogalee Wines – located in the historic stone settlers’ cottage built in 1851 by Cornish miner, John Trestrailor.
- Sevenhill Cellars; the first winery in the Clare Valley, Sevenhill Cellars was established by Jesuits in 1851 to produce sacramental wine.
Enjoy Seasonal Shared Plates for Lunch in front of a cosy fire in the cottage or on the Verandah overlooking the vineyard at Skillogalle Winery.
Itinerary venues subject to availability at time of booking.
Sample Itinerary: can be altered to include your preferences (additional fees may apply)
Tour Includes:
- Personalised guided tour of Clare Valley in luxury vehicle
- All wine tasting fees at four Cellar Doors as per itinerary
- Skillogalle Winery for Lunch – Seasonal Shared Plates with a glass of wine
- Opportunities to purchase ‘Cellar Door Only’ wines
- Itinerary can be altered to include your preferences (additional tasting fees may apply)
- Courtesy Hotel pick-up from Adelaide city or Glenelg
Departs: ON REQUEST
Time: 8.45am to 5.15pm
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We visiting 2 wineries before our charcuterie lunch at a 3rd, then one more winery to finish the day. We also managed to squeeze in a short visit to the 'cube' and a winery known for their olive oil. One of our guests was very keen to buy some local olive oil. We all enjoyed the day and were good chums by the end. Bruce was full of local info as well as sharing his sense of humour.
The wineries were all good and the first one especially so. Each winery offered good information about their wines and we enjoyed all the samples! The charcuterie board was splendid and enough food for all. We had 3 boards for 6 people! It was a great visit to McLaren Vale!
Danny was an excellent tour guide and was very knowledgeable. He drove safely and gave a great commentary. I asked if we were going to go past the cube and he accommodated our requests and stopped there for great photo opportunities.
The wineries we visited were excellent. Maxwell's, Haselgrove, Hugo's and Wirra Wirra.
Adelaide's top food and wine tours is highly recommended and we plan to come back to Adelaide and do another tour at different wineries.
It was a wonderful day with lots of great wineries, food and most importantly, an expert guide.
Would thoroughly recommend!
A shortage of staff at one of the wineries unfortunately resulted in slow service and a reduction in wines offered.
He is so informative & told us just about everything that there is to know about the locations we visited & the sights that we saw.
The beautiful lunch was an added bonus by fast tracking the queues & the wine tasting was awesome aswell.
All in all, a great day out in the region, would definitely do it again & recommend to others.
Just opened & sampled the jam today, it was beautiful.
Thanks Danny, see you again next time we are in your neck of the woods.
Tonia & Danny, Wellington NZ
The wineries were well selected and the lunch very delicious.
We did the tour in a group of 6 and I highly recommend taking small groups tour to have the opportunity to meet people and chat. Also, the pace is much more chill.
The meal included was lovely!
I highly recommend this tour!
NB: you should have breakfast before doing the tour because not every winery will serve you something to eat with the tasting.
Tasted wines from small, family run wineries which were handpicked to our taste.
Barossa Valley is very pretty with some stunning views. It feels a little of the beaten track and yet is only an hour away from Adelaide.
We had a very knowledgeable driver and learned a lot about Adelaide and the Barossa.
Absolutely loved it.
Our guide, Vince, was very friendly and knowledgeable.
A good time was had,
The 4 wineries we visited were all lovely. I did in particular like the last winery we visited as we could pick any 4 wines of our choice which was a lovely change.
I would like the winery company to consider people with not the same mobility as other guests and park where it is more accessible instead of having to climb a lot of stairs. And maybe another step to get into and out of the bus.
I did enjoy the tour but found not nearly enough time in Hahndorf. We only had 1 hour to explore Hahndorf which was not enough time and felt very rushed. The reason we picked this tour was mainly to see Hahndorf.
I would have preferred to have the extra time at Hahndorf instead of visiting the last winery which was only for 30 minutes.
I have some mobility issues and found getting on and off the bus okay, but having an extra step would have been a lot better.
Can highly recommend this tour
Being a small group, Danny was able to personalise the tour a little, like stopping at a chocolate shop in town along the way. Thanks for a great day out, Danny!
Awesome lunch included & Chateau Yaldara was our favourite with the lovely Susan making it a really fun tasting.
The driver was friendly and we had a small group so he suggested that we consequently had more flexibility than usual. He also stopped at a cheese stop (where we got a tasting of four cheeses) and a chocolate store (that didn't have a proper tasting available, it was only really a shop with a window into its production floor).
He never suggested we were choosing in between those stops and the fourth vineyard. If that was presented as an "either or" option, there is no doubt I would have chosen the fourth vineyard -- especially since the tour was supposed to cover the tasting fees for each of the four vineyards + lunch, but instead we only got three vineyards + lunch.








































