Langmeil Winery

South Australia | Barossa Valley

Our Review

Langmeil Winery, owned and operated by the Lindner family, is home to what may be the world’s oldest surviving shiraz vineyard, The Freedom 1843. The historic, now renovated, site was once an important trading post and is also the location of the Orphan Bank Vineyard. This plot of shiraz vines, originally planted in the 1860s, was transplanted from Tanunda to the banks of the North Para River in 2006. -JAMES HALLIDAY

Cellar Door

Information

At Langmeil we provide far more than just a tasting. We introduce you to great wine, tell you how it comes about, immerse you in our history and, of course, the romance of it all, in fact a complete Barossa experience. Langmeil is a family winery in the true sense of the word. As our many loyal and regular visitors will attest, you'll feel like part of the family in our Cellar Door. There are no check-out chicks behind this counter!

Book in for the The Freedom Cellar back vintage tasting and Freedom 1843 Shiraz Vineyard Tour by phoning cellar door on 08 8563 2595.

Hours

Open seven days from 10am – 4pm

Details are correct at time of writing

Please check winery website for up to date details

Stockist Information

Distribution Information

Negociants Australia

International Sales Information

Exports to all major markets.

http://www.langmeilwinery.com.au/Distributors/Australia

Details

Langmeil Winery logo
Rating
Winemaker Paul Lindner
Region Barossa Valley
Address Cnr Langmeil Road/Para Road, Tanunda, SA 5352
Established 1996
Vineyards (area) 33.12 ha
Opening Hours 7 days 10–4
Telephone (08) 8563 2595
Website www.langmeilwinery.com.au