Best of Barossa

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An introductory scenic helicopter flight, famous wineries with some of the oldest and rarest Shiraz vines in the world, the land of the long lunch, and a wall that whispers to you. This is the best of the Barossa. Whispering Wall, its remarkable acoustics will have you buzzing all day! The huge concrete curve allows the sound to bounce. Your magical whispers at one end of the wall can be heard clearly 150m away at the other end. It’s simply amazing. Taking the Barossa to a whole new level, your introductory wine flight over scenic vineyards, the famous Jacob’s Creek and the Whispering Wall is certainly a trip to remember. Walk through Hermann Thumm’s private collection of 250,000 bottles of wine with a private tasting area for exclusive VIP treatment. Langmeil Winery, Home to the Freedom Shiraz, planted in 1843. The original plantings survive to this day and are some of the oldest and rarest Shiraz vines in the world. Enjoy your wine tasting in the old horse stables. Regional Produce Lunch, indulge in the land of long lunch culture. Showcasing generous, honest and flavoursome food designed around the seasons and the abundant choice in quality Barossa and SA produce. Maggie Beer Farm Shop, wander around the Farm Shop where Maggie’s story began. This is the only place in Australia where you have the chance to see and try just about every Maggie Beer product. Take a look through the fondly named ‘studio’ where Maggie and Simon filmed The Cook and the Chef. This place is a taste sensation!