Photo: Fanny Desouche

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Celebrate vintage with The Farmed Table at Ngeringa

Sydney-based chef Brendan Cato has brought his farm-to-table pop-up concept to Ngeringa for a special five-course vintage lunch, sourced completely from the Mount Barker farm.

Wine

Two new wines to celebrate two years of Riot Wine Co

Stomp grapes, fill kegs, and drink two special-release wines from Riot Wine Co at its second birthday celebration on the 2KW rooftop.

Wine

Moorak and Massey’s favourite new release wines

Ahead of the opening of their dual cellar door, Ferg’s, CityMag spoke to Moorak and Massey’s winemakers about two of their new releases: a grenache-on-grenache blend and a white variety often lost in pronunciation.

Wine

Introducing Ferg’s dual cellar door

Winemakers Jordan Hein and Bevan Ferguson have moved into the former Little Bang space in Stepney to create Ferg’s – a dual cellar door that will house both Moorak and Massey Wines.

Wine

15 Shades of Rosé on the rooftop

BK Wines, Sigurd, Charlotte Dalton, Longview and Big Easy Radio are among the 15 producers pouring at rooftop rosé soirée 15 Shades of Rosé.

InDaily wine writer Philip White.

Wine

Wine auction to raise funds for Philip White

A wine auction is being organised to raise funds for InDaily wine writer Philip White as he undergoes intensive treatment after being diagnosed with cancer.

Wine

New Bowden winery brings life to a long-dormant building

Oddio, the new cellar door and winery of SA labels Frederick Stevenson and Delinquente, will open with a three-day party featuring Sunny’s Pizza’s new pizzamobile, cheap wine and baked treats from The Lost Loaf.

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Wine tourism on the rise in Langhorne Creek

New cellar doors and a swag of major trophies is helping to put the Langhorne Creek wine region on the map for a growing number of tourists.

The Forager

New SA cellar doors take flight

South Australia’s latest cellar doors range from an architect-designed modern building fashioned from four shipping containers in Langhorne Creek to a refurbished barrel room in a 128-year-old Barossa Valley icon.

SA Makers

From cellar to home: giving wine barrels a new lease on life

Afternoons spent mucking around with discarded wine barrels in the backyard shed inspired a father and daughter team from the Barossa to launch an innovative homewares business with a twist.