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Wine Region

South Australia

486

wineries in this region

$31

avg. tasting fee

Shiraz

most popular varietal

Almondcart Wines

Amakira Wines

Banks Thargo Wines

Barratt Wines

Bassham Wines

Bekkers Wines

Belvidere Winery

Ben Potts Wines

BK Wines

Blackwood Wines

BordertownVineyard

Brash Higgins

Caroline Hills Wines

David Traeger

Difabio Estate

Dominic Versace

Dominic Wines

DutschkeWines

Dyson Wines

Eden Valley Winery

Five Geese

Flaxman Wines

Gaelic Cemetery Wines

Gatt Wines winery

Geddes Winess

Glaetzer Wines

Greenock Creek Wines

Hayes Family Wines

Hazyblur Wines

Highbank Wines

Hutton Wines

Kangaroo Creek Vineyard

Kesehills Wines

Kirribilly Winery

Koerner Wine

Koppamurra Wines

Laughing Jack Wines

Lost Valley Winery

Morambro Creek

Mount Benson Estate

Mountadam Vineyard

Mr Riggs

Mt Jagged Wines

New Era Vineyards

Nick Haselgrove Wines

OrbisWines

Oxford Landing Estates

Pewsey Vale

Poverty Hill Wines

Purvis Cellar Door

Ral Ral Creek Wines

Reschke

Rojomoma

Roses Vineyard

Schubert Estate

Shirvington

Somos Wines Cellar Door

Sussex Squire Wines

Temple Bruer

The Barossa Cellar

Torresan Estate

Willunga 100

Adelina Wines

Angove`s Wines

Barossa Boy Wines

Crabtree Watervale Wines

Eight at the Gate

Grancari Estate

Jinnunger Vineyard

Karrawatta

Maritime Estate

McLaren Vale Cellars

Michael Hall Wines

Murray Street Vineyard

Primo Estate

Richfield Vineyard

Rusticana Wines

Samuel's Gorge

Shadow Creek Cellar Door

Ubertas Wines

Yaldara Wines

Yelland and Papps

Anvers Wines

Bellwether Wines

Bowen Estate

Briar Rose

Burge Family

Charles Melton Wine

Claymore Wines

clos Clare

Heathvale Wines

Hemera Estate

Henschke Eden Valley

Horndale Winery

J&J Wines

Jack Estate

Killinchy Wines

Linfield Road

Lucindale Vineyard

Ngeringa Estate

Padthaway Estate

Paisley Wine

Paracombe Premium Wines

Reillys Wines

Rockford Wines

Rolf Binder Winery

Schwarz Wine Co.

Seabrook Wines

Vinteloper

Wines by KT

Alkina Wine Estate

Bleasdale

Coates Wines

Elderton Wines

First Drop Wines

Kaesler Wines

Kangaroo Island Spirits

Karatta Wines

Knappstein Winery

Maxwell Wines

Mordrelle Wines

Noon Winery

Pertaringa

Petaluma

Provenance Barossa

Rieslingfreak

S Kidman Wines

Schild Estate

Sharmans

Somerled Wines

Sunset Winery

Torbreck Vintners

Turkey Flat

Whistler Wines

Zema Estate

Clare Valley

Dowie Doole

Ekhidna Kitchen & Wines

Finniss River Vineyard

Golding Wines

Gomersal Wines

Lambert Vineyard

Lou Miranda Estate

Mitchell Winery

Moorooroo Park Vineyards

Patritti Wines

Pizzateca

Revenir Winery

Tiers Wine Co

White Feather Red Winery

Angas Park Cellars

Bent Creek

Chateau Tanunda

Eden Hall Wines

Hither & Yon

Jeanneret Wines

Kirrihill Wines

Manor Estate Wines

Manyara Wines

Organic Vignerons

Penny`s Hill

Shaw Family Vintners

Tait Wines

Wirra Wirra

Artisans of Barossa

Barossa Chateau

Byrne Vineyard

Cobbs' Hill Estate

D`Arenberg

Hardys Tintara

John Duval Wines

Lazy Ballerina Wines

No. 58 Cellar Door & Gallery

Ondeen

Perrini Estate

Peter Lehmann

Seppeltsfield Barossa

Six Gates Winery

St Hallett Wines

Telunga Estate

Tinlins Winery

Lambrook Wines

Salena Estate

Saltram Wine Estate

Taylors Wines

Barossa Sculpture Park

Bush Piper

Fabal Vineyards

Kingston Estate Wines

Mackereth House

Wilson Vineyard

The Blok Coonawarra

Wolf Blass

Hickinbotham

Stone Bridge Wines

St Francis Wines

Smiths Vineyard

CLINK at Tintara

Aldinga Bay Winery

Lady Bay Vineyard

Angels Rise Vineyard

Bendbrook Wines & Beef

Billy Brand Wines

Blue Rock Wines

Boroka Vineyard

Brini Estate Wines

Brocks View Estate

Chain of Ponds

Chalk Hill Wines

Craneford Wines

Dalrymple

Dennis Wines

Dorrien Estate

Flint's of Coonawarra

Hanns Creek

Hawkers Gate

Heggies Vineyard

Ivybrook Farm

Jim Brand Wines

Jupiter Creek

Karanto Vineyards

Koonowla Wines

Koppamurra

Krondorf

Ladbroke Grove

Langhorne Creek

Leabrook Estate

Leasingham

Lights View Wines

Lucindale Area School

Mad Bastard Wines

Maslin

Maximilians

Morgan

Mount Gambier wine region

Mount Hurtle

Mount Mary

Mount Vincent Mead

Mundrakoona

Old Mill Estate Wines

Oliverhill Winery

Paracombe

Pavy Wines

Peacock Hill

Peter Thompson Wines

PGL Vineyards

Redden Bridge Wines

Riddoch Coonawarra

Romney Park Wines

Rumball

Ryecroft

Sandstone Vintners

Scarpantoni

Steinborner & Reynolds

Tarcoola Estate

Templer`s Mill

Turon Wines

Two Wheeler Creek Wines

Ulithorne

Warrakilla

Wickham Hill

Willow Creek

Winkie Ridge

Wirrega Vineyards

Woodside Valley

Good to know

South Australia has 486 wineries listed on Spill. The number spans everything from small family estates to large-production facilities open to the public.
Most tastings in South Australia run $10 to $95 per person. Budget visitors can find options at the lower end; the higher-priced experiences generally include more pours, food pairings, or private settings.
South Australia is best known for Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Grenache, and Riesling. These varietals appear most frequently across estates in the region and reflect the area's climate and soil conditions.
Most wineries in South Australia require advance reservations — particularly on weekends. Book at least 2-3 days ahead to guarantee a spot; same-day availability is limited.
Yes. At least 34 wineries in South Australia are dog-friendly, including Brockenchack Vineyard, Flaxman Wines, Sellicks Hill Wines. Most allow dogs on outdoor patios or lawn areas; a few allow them inside. Call ahead to confirm leash requirements.
Yes. At least 127 wineries in South Australia offer food alongside tastings. Having food while tasting helps you assess wines more accurately and extends the experience — worth seeking out, especially for longer visits.
Yes. At least 65 wineries in South Australia have a picnic area. Call ahead to confirm outside-food policies — some estates allow you to bring your own provisions, others have restrictions. Arrive early on weekends for the best spots.
Yes. At least 31 wineries in South Australia are family-friendly, including Bassham Wines, Brockenchack Vineyard, Hart of the Barossa. These estates typically have outdoor space and a relaxed atmosphere suited to visitors with children.
Yes. At least 144 wineries in South Australia have outdoor seating. Availability is weather-dependent — the best outdoor tasting experiences are typically April through October.
Yes. At least 90 wineries in South Australia offer vineyard tours. Tour spots typically fill before standard tasting reservations — book your tour and tasting together when you reserve.