Langmeil Winery - Home of Barossa Valley's Oldest Shiraz Vineyard

Hands down the best Cellar Door in Tanunda, perhaps even the whole Barossa. Really super friendly cellar door staff who knew their stuff but not spouting over the top descriptions of the wine. Nice tasting sizes and hurray No tasting charges! The open fire was warm and so inviting. Keep up the great work Langmeil!

A stand out Barossa favourite - and for good reason! Have visited this beautiful cellar door many times, and it never disappoints. The stellar wine line up speaks for itself, and the staff are incredibly knowledgable and kind. Special thanks to Leonora & Bec for making our latest visit so exceptional!!

Such a beautiful winery! It feels like a hidden treasure, we had the outdoor tables to ourselves while tasting. The wine tasting is complimentary, which was really refreshing after spending a few days seeing some of the other wineries in the region. Definitely worth the stop in!

Had a really nice tasting today. The staff couldn’t be more accommodating. We tasted some really good wines. If you’re in the area we highly recommend you stop in you won’t be disappointed. End up spending $300.00 that speaks for itself. Enjoy!

We'd been in the Barossa for a few weeks and had taken in numerous wine tasting experiences, through all of them, Langmeil wines is one of the most lovely experiences we had. You can taste the wines at no charge, even if you don't purchase but, if you taste them, be warned that you're very likely to buy. Not only are the wines delicious but the staff are super friendly and helpful and the gardens are just gorgeous, a credit to their groundskeeper. Definitely put this on your list of wine tasting spots to visit.

Fabulous winery! Beautiful wines, staff and setting!! A perfect place to spend a few glorious hours! And great value!

A pleasant restored heritage area leads you to a charming cellar door. Experienced staff will prepare a complementary wine tasting from their offered range. Grapes are sourced from their own vineyards or elsewhere in the Barossa. Provenance can be tasted. I believe wine club members get free delivery on box orders. What a great incentive.

Leonora was absolutely lovely to my husband and I as we sampled a beautiful selection of wines. She was really helpful with local knowledge and truly welcoming.

Lovely grounds and relaxed tasting experience. They let you sit inside or outside for tasting. If outside you have to come back in on your own for your next pour. No charge for tasting when we were there and Leonora took care of us well. They have a sparkling Shiraz we had never heard of before that was quite tasty. They poured their super high end wine and we bought a bottle!!!

Although we didn't find any standout wines to purchase here, the experience was low-key, friendly, and enjoyable (and free!), and there were a variety of wines to try, all pretty decent.

So many positives about this place. The setting is beautiful, with old cottages, vineyards and manicured gardens. It is conveniently located in the north of Tanunda and we walked here from our hotel. The staff could not have been more welcoming, knowledgeable and friendly and gave us incredible service. The range of wines are very tasty (although we only tried the reds). Definitely worth a stop. We'll be back!

Some wineries you get to try a couple of their list, maybe even more every now and again. At Langmeil you can try 16+ of their delicious wines, all for freesies* Personally, their bigger wines - Cab Sauvs and Shiraz - are not the best Barossa has to offer, but where Langmeil really kick their goals are in the lighter varietals. Their Barbera, Grenache, Tannat are all exceptional - the highlight being the Three Gardens SMG blend that really showcases their strength (and for a total bargain price too). I'm not the world's biggest port fan, but those in our party that were swooned at their Tawny. Staff were super nice even though they were busy at times juggling different groups. Been to the Barossa a heap and almost ashamed that this was my first time here - will be back soon for sure. * Of course you'll leave with a bottle or 12

This is as good as it gets in the Barossa. We had a fantastic stop at Langmeil on our day-long wine tour through the region. Wine tasting in Aus is so different from home (Napa Valley), in that the wineries want you to taste all they have to offer. Unlike California where you may try one red, one white, and one bubbly, all for a hefty fee, the Barossa tastings are free of charge, though you are strongly encouraged to purchase...which is easy since the wines are so delicious! Between three of us, we were able to cover most of their entire offering. Fantastic! Walked away with a couple bottles of the Valley Floor Shiraz, a Sparkling Shiraz (a first for me!), a Sweet Shiraz (very similar to a Vin Santo) and a Semillion. Can you tell I'm an Australian Shiraz fan? They also boast the oldest Shiraz grapes in the world! A must-taste in the Barossa.

This is not the first time I've visited Langmeil winery, and I certainly hope it won't be the last! This place has a great rustic charm about it. Surrounded by the Northern end of the township of Tanunda on one side, and sweeping vines and the North Para river on the other, this family run vineyard and cellar door are an absolute must if you visit the Barossa Valley. Check the website for a more detailed, professional rundown on the wines. I will just say that I enjoyed all of the wines we tasted, in particular the Orphan Bank Shiraz. The Freedom shiraz is not available for tasting - although if it were accidentally poured into one's glass, one could be forgiven for keeling over in joy. It is *allegedly* spectacular. They have a great display around the cellar door with details of the past and present, and if you ask one of the lovely ladies behind the bar about the history of the place, I'm sure you'll get a great story (or two!), as we did. There is also some artwork up for sale, and the day we were there they had cheese boxes available for the famished traveler. The fireplace going on a cold-ish day is also a very enticing spot to relax and taste some of SA's best. Please, visit Langmeil if you get a chance. It is well worth a look!

When people asked why I decided to make Adelaide part of my epic journey around Australia, I often reply with one word: Barossa. Langmeil was a great part of my tasting day in this lovely part of SA. I can recommend one particular bottle which traveled with me from SA to WA, to NT, to QLD, to TAZ, and to NSW before coming home to the US. That's how much I liked it - the Three Gardens SMG. It has this delicious peppery taste (part of which comes from blending three grapes) that I just really wanted my friends back home to taste. Also, the staff here is absolutely a riot and a great time. Don't miss.

We toured thirteen Barossa Valley wineries over two and a half days. None served bad wine. I rated them on the quality of the wines, the breadth of selection, the setting of the winery (outside views and/or inside decor), and service. Note that sometimes service can be a function of how busy they were. This winery rated 8th of the 13. On a five point scale, they were: Wine Quality - 5 Wine Selection - 4 Setting - 2 Service - 3 I bought their Valley Floor Shiraz.

This was a lovely lovely winery, thankfully when I was here I didn't have too many wines! One woman in particular, I'll call her 'T'... was our hostess with the mostess and she made it the most enjoyable experience. She is her weight in gold and more!! Thank you for being an experience yourself T, from Abi from Melbourne

We arrived with a large bus tour & thought our hopes for a quiet tasting were dashed, we were wrong! Lyns hospitality at the cellar door made us feel like we were valued customers, we purchased a Sangiovese & we will definitely be back & seek out their Shiraz at a stockist asap!