First of all, the property is spectacular! The landscaping is beautiful and very well-manicured. It's a small Cellar Door, but it has a long bar, more than enough room for the 12 of us that came for the tasting. They sat us down and put glasses in front of us, and started pouring and explaining about the wine we were drinking. Our host was excellent and answered all of our questions. After about 3 or 4 tastings, 2 huge charcuterie platters arrived, and they were perfect and paired well with the wines. We worked our way up to the best wines, and each one was more impressive than the last. And while Fortified Wine was not on the tasting schedule, they let us try some of the Port, delicious! After our tasting, we walked around the property and took a great photo of our group in front of their sign. All in all, great wine, great winery adn friendly staff- I WILL be back! read more

Absolutely loved this wine tasting in the Barossa. Some great wines with a spectacular price point. Also did the fortified wines and it is worth the tasting. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. They had live music and it was bustling. A must go. read more

Kellermeister Wines - Branding - Wineries Near Me - Lyndoch, SA

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In A Nutshell: -Kellermeister Wines is a pretty nice winery. -It sits atop a small, rolling hill in South Australia's famous Barossa Valley. -The views are spectacular, when you are here you have a better understanding of the type of climate grapes like to grow in. -The wild birds, which looked and sounded like parrots or parakeets or a close relative were so beautiful, so happy & free it seemed. -The winery closed at 5:30pm, which was just enough time to taste a few of their wines. -We ended buying a case of their Alicante Bouschet rosé for only $75 AUD. Overall, the kind service we received by Colette, the panoramic views & clean, cozy property made this a very enjoyable winery. read more

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Wonderful selection of red, white and sparkling wines served in a classy, inviting tasting room. If you are looking for a demi-sec (sweet) sparkling white, ask for the Black Fire. Nice selection of snacks. Dangerous (and limited) selection of chocolate covered fruit etc. Very nice view. read more

Kellermeister Wines - It's starts in the barrel - Wineries Near Me - Lyndoch, SA

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Kellermeister is a boutique Barossa winery and the cellar door in Lyndoch is a unique red mudbrick building. Admittedly I have often been a little past the ability to attempt any serious wine tasting each time I have visited this cellar door, as it is one of the latest open and therefore often ends up as the last destination on the trip. I do, however remember that the setting is very beautiful and they're kid friendly which could be useful for those on family holidays. They cater with cheese plates too, incase you want to have a more civilised experience than I've been able to muster. Although, not my cup of tea they do a fantastically retro 'Pink Mink' moscato for about $15 that is coveted by a friend of mine... needless to say Barossa visits are required often to replenish her supplies. I would recommend you pick up a bottle, if only for the label! Soooo 60s, It's gotta go in the trophy case! The sable chocolate liquer is also a hit with this same lady, so sweet tooths, this may be the place for you. read more

We had advice from the Tourist Information in Tanunda to come here and glad we did. She told us we should come in the afternoon, just near sunset - order a bottle or a couple of ciders and get the meat and cheese platter for $50 (between 4 of us, it was dinner too). We did, and you end up looking out over the Lyndoch area, with swathes and green and a beautiful setting sun. It's really worthwhile heading here if you have the time and repeating the above. The staff are forgiving if you stay on a little while after closing time next to the fire and the view is magnificent. We didn't do much tasting here but ended up getting a bottle of red which was very nice. But the view is great - come for the view, stay for the fire and food. read more

Representative selection of the region. Great view to accompany a platter lunch, washed down with 'The wombat General' Riesling. read more

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Kelllermeister is one of my favourite Barossa wineries. Their Sable port (a chocolate flavoured port) is the port I give to people who claim they don't like port and more often than not it converts them to the dark side (or should that be the sweet side?). I'm also a huge fan of their Boots Cider and their Topsy Turvy Ice Wine. So, when I saw they had an Autumn Friday night spit-roast, I knew I had to grab some friends and check it out. A table of 8 for the Friday night spit-roast is a very reasonable $180 ($22.50 per head) and the menu of SchuAm Berkshire pork slow roasted over their charcoal spit, fresh garden salad, potato salad, Tanunda bakery bread rolls, spiced apple sauce and gorgonzola butter sounded so good that I was literally counting down the sleeps from at least 3 weeks out. You even get a glass of Boots wine or a bottle of Boots cider included in that price - how could you possibly go wrong! The Friday night in question finally arrived and I ditched work early to make sure I was there with plenty of time. Pulling into the car park, you could see the sky glowing as tens of little braziers were scattered around the grounds of Kellermeister, providing warmth to the hungry diners. The Cellar Door was buzzing with people trying the different wines and selecting an appropriate bottle to accompany their dinner. Outside of the Cellar Door was the charcoal spit, with a giant pig finishing up cooking - and I mean giant, this was the biggest pig on a spit I'd ever seen. Before long the pig was hauled off the spit and taken away for carving and now I was getting excited. A few minutes later we were invited to head to the Barrel Shed where dinner would be served. I casually made my way over (ok, I ran) and we found our table. There was live music in the corner and a heap of patio heaters keeping us warm. And wine. Lots of wine. We jointed the line and then the moment I'd been waiting for, I was served my pork. And what a decent serving it was, my plate was piled with hot slices of pork. You know the let down you feel when you've waited for something so long and then you actually try and it it's not as good as you'd anticipated - there was none of that. This pork was glorious. So tender, great flavour and even the crackling was outstanding - and I'm not a huge crackling fan. The salads were nice but the pork was definitely the star. Everyone on our table was impressed and there was nothing left on any plates despite the huge servings. You could purchase a dessert, which was basically a Chantilly cream cake and despite being full, I ordered one. I can't remember what it was called (nothing to do with the wine I consumed, honest) but it was absolutely outstanding. With the eating complete, we made our way outside to sit by one of the brazier and enjoy a few more glasses of wine and reflect on a magnificent evening. I can't recommend this night enough, the next one is on June the 20th and I suggest you gather a group of friends and make the trip north yourself! read more

Definitely one of our favorite wineries when we toured Barossa. A small producer for the area (~20,000 cases a year), most of their red wines were rich and flavourful and had tannins such that they can be drunk now or cellared for a while too. Very helpful staff in the tasting room, and good price point for most of the line. Clearly a winery focused on producing the best expression of the grape varieties and terroir (mostly estate plus a few select growers), rather than volume, which is just what we look for when touring wine regions. read more

Kellermeister attracts bus loads and whilst no one really wants a bus load of people they do taste and buy and so the show goes on. I've been there before with a bus and had to pay a tasting fee, which was then refunded for my wine purchases (appropriate) and this time there were just 4 other people there - bliss. So we tasted most of what they had on offer, ordered their meat platter, and then sat by a warm fireplace and large comfy chairs devouring the food and drinking the wine. Yes, life 'could' be better than that, maybe, somewhere, but right there and then it wasn't, anywhere, at all. Their wines were lovely. Pinot Gris a gorgeous zesty wine, the Tempranillo a standout red, but their Grenache also great and their Shiraz, typically in ascending order, better and best ending with their 'Witches', a shiraz that rivals the best in the Barossa. A couple that came in just after us couldn't help themselves and followed down our road, except for the fire place...that was ours, to keep. Not really but it did take an hour before we could extricate ourselves from it, buy our wines and leave. I 'almost' walked away with a case of Boots cider and almost immediately regretted my decision, but there will be a next time. There always is. read more