Tanunda · Adelaide, Barossa & Kangaroo Island · Australia
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Barossa Valley does not publish a fixed price, so this site will not invent one. Check the official page below.
The Barossa is a wine region rather than a ticketed attraction, so there is no entry fee; what you actually pay is cellar door tasting fees, and these vary widely. Elderton at Nuriootpa charges A$15 a head for its walk-in Estate Tasting, refunded if you buy wine. Seppeltsfield asks A$35 for the Luxury Collection tasting, redeemable on a purchase of A$100 or more, and runs far pricier Centennial Cellar tours. Grant Burge starts at A$45 for a wine and chocolate pairing. Budget A$15 to A$45 per person per cellar door, with many venues waiving the fee on a purchase, and book ahead because most now cap walk-in tastings at small groups. The Penfolds Barossa cellar door has closed.
| Adult ticket | No general admission |
|---|---|
| Child ticket | Check official booking |
| Typical visit | Full day |
| Opening hours | Cellar doors 10:00-17:00 |
| Indoors or out | Both |
| Region | South Australia, Australia |
| Prices quoted in | AUD |
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Official page: https://www.barossa.com/