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Paulett Wines

Sevenhill Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Just two hours north of Adelaide you will find the glorious Clare Valley and Paulett Wines. We are nestled into the hills just on the southern side in the beautiful Polish Hill River Valley. Our Cellar Door has views that will take your breath away. We also have a viewing platform that lets you peek into the depths of our operational winery, and see behind the scenes. And the best part, try some wines made by one of the best wine makers in the world, Neil Paulett. Famous for Riesling, you will be able to taste this grape variety made into four different styles, something quite amazing. Also on offer are a Sparkling Red, straight Clare Valley Sauvignon Blanc (the only one in existence), stunning Shiraz, Cabernet Merlot and red wine blends.

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Inghams Skilly Ridge

Gillentown Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Inghams Skilly Ridge is located in lush vineyards rising to Skilly Ridge and is surrounded by a natural setting. There is a cosy cellar door area, which is heated in winter and air conditioned in summer. Clark Ingham established his winery in 1994 and quickly established quality vines producing typical Clare Valley luscious fruit. All of the wines have full fruit flavours and careful use of oak in the red wines has allowed the fruit to remain very evident both to the palate and nose. Most of the vintage is exported to Europe and only a small percentage is retained for domestic consumption hence quantities are relatively small. The Tempranillo in particular has been most successful at several wine shows For group bookings please telephone in advance and children are welcome when accompanied by adults.

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Pikes Wines

233 Polish Hill River Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Pikes is a family owned winery, established in 1984 by Neil and Andrew Pike. Over the years the business has grown somewhat, but Pikes still has plenty of charm and character. The Pikes label was founded on great Riesling which was again confirmed when the renowned Pikes 'Traditionale' Riesling was awarded the Best Australian Riesling at the 2013 Canberra International Riesling Challenge. However, Pikes also offers a wide range of wine styles to suit all tastes. Our cellar door and winery is located amongst the vineyards on our property at Polish Hill River. The restored stone building, originally a shearing shed, was built by Polish immigrants in the 1800's. Adjacent to the cellar door is a beautifully landscaped area for visitors to sit, relax and enjoy a delicious picnic grazing plate and a glass of wine or a Pikes Beer. The grounds are also available to host weddings, wedding photos and other celebrations. Along with the tasting room we have the Gallery @ Pikes that showcases high quality art works from a variety of artists, the exhibitions changing every two months. A micro-brewery is planned for the site to be opened in December 2014.

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Jeanneret Wines

Jeanneret Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Jeanneret Wines, established in 1992, is a family owned and operated producer of premium quality table wines. The cellar door and tasting area is located in the stone cellar of the winery complex and offers an intimate tasting experience with an open log fire in winter. The winery is situated in a unique bushland setting, bordering the Spring Gully Conservation Park on the western edge of the Clare Valley. Visitors are invited to take advantage of the beautiful surrounds and picnic by the dam where rustic timber tables and benches are available for use. Native ducks, parrots and other birds can be spotted from the bank throughout the year, along with the occasional kangaroo. The small vineyard (approximately 10 acres) is operated following organic viticulture practices and all fruit on the property is grown without the use of pesticides and herbicides. Cabernet bush-vines line the driveway, a sign of our traditional approach to grape growing.

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Mt Surmon Wines - Scarlattis Gallery

Basham Road, Stanley Flat SA 5453

The cellar door of Mt Surmon Wines is a modern building situated on a 400 metre hillside with commanding views of northern Clare Valley. It consists of an art gallery, set in a 50 acre vineyard. Situated under the winery is a studio apartment available for accommodation. Scarlattis Cellar Door Gallery is a venue with a difference, modern in concept, bold in design with wonderful vistas of the Flinders Ranges and the Clare Valley. The gallery is the cellar door for Mt Surmon Wines and you may taste fine wines whilst contemplating the current art exhibition. The name Surmon is derived from the old French word 'surmonter' meaning 'to ascend', 'to rest on top of'. An irresistible word play led us the owners to adopt the name Mt Surmon for our vineyard.

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Glendalough Estate

101 St Georges Terrace, Armagh SA 5453

Glendalough Estate is in the picturesque Armagh valley, two kilometres from Clare. This beautiful boutique winery is set on 50 acres of undulating vineyards, olive groves and natural Australian landscape. It has something for everyone. There is a newly renovated cellar door and award-winning red and white wines made from estate grown fruit. A cafe/pizzeria is open five days a week for lunch, and on weekends for dinner. Glendalough Estate is also home to the world's largest publicly accessible direct solar desalination water farm and zero liquid discharge. Be amazed at this cutting edge renewable technology and see how it can be used. Accommodation can be booked at Glendalough Homestead, a gorgeous renovated 1880s sandstone homestead. It overlooks the Armagh valley and has three double bedrooms, open fireplace and well stocked private cellar. Glendalough Estate is also a perfect venue for weddings and corporate functions.

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Eldredge Vineyards And Restaurant

Spring Gully Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Beautifully restored cellar door cottage and landscaped gardens set amidst vines and scenic natural bush land. Jarrah decked restaurant with panoramic views overlooking the dam. Alfresco dining in summer, cosy log fires in winter. Award winning wines, with fresh regional flavours. Uniquely picturesque balcony restaurant situated overlooking dam and vineyards. A la carte menu available on long weekends, or choice of buffet or set menu for booked functions. Restaurant may be used for conference/function of up to forty persons. Groups please contact us for information and menu's. Gourmet produce handmade by 'London Hill' has local olive oil and merchandise available for purchase at cellar door.

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Stringy Brae of Sevenhill

Saw Mill Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

The current nine-hectare vineyard and winery is owned and operated by the Willson family, Donald, Sally and daughter Hannah. Their first wine was made in 1988, the first vineyard plantings commenced in 1991 and the cellar door was opened in 1993. The cellar door now operates from a tastefully designed early settlers cottage, Waldie's Shed - located on the 54 hectare property, which compliments the personalised atmosphere of the rural setting. Waldie's Shed now serves light lunches by prior arrangement, including long weekends and caters for weddings and private functions. Wine by the glass and more tourist information, local produce and packaged past vintages area a feature. Also located on the property is Stringy Brae Cottage - a stunning cottage offering beautiful vineyard accommodation.

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Sevenhill Cellars

College Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Established by the Jesuits in 1851, Sevenhill Cellars is the oldest and arguably the finest existing winery in South Australia's world famous Clare Valley wine region. Originally established to provide sacramental wine for religious purposes, today Sevenhill Cellars is considered one of Australia's best premium wine producers and is also a thriving tourist attraction. Sevenhill Cellars produce a range of quality white, red and fortified wines that are enjoyed by wine enthusiasts throughout the world. Possessing highly desirable rich varietal characters and a rare depth of intricate flavours, Sevenhill's wines are a regular favourite with wine judges. The quality of their wines and the historical and religious significance of the winery attract thousands of tourists to Sevenhill Cellars each year. Visitors are able to taste and purchase wine at the cellar door, explore the remarkable underground cellars, visit the Crypt which is the resting place for 41 Jesuits, discover walking trails or enjoy a picnic in our stunning grounds.

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Penna Lane Wines

Lot 51 Penna Lane, Sevenhill SA 5453

Penna Lane Wines is nestled in the most scenic part of the Clare Valley. The tasting area is in a nineteenth century dairy, which has been lovingly restored with lots of natural timber, glass and stonework. The ambience of the cellar door is further enhanced by the friendliness and knowledge of the operators. Penna Lane Wines has been awarded numerous accolades by the wine industry, both locally and nationally, due to its commitments to innovation and excellence in vineyard operations and winemaking practices. Penna Lane's Country Kitchen is open for lunch 12pm to 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. Come and enjoy a home cooked meal and a glass of wine on our Cellar Door balcony, over looking the vineyards. We also offer our locally made "feral" jams and chutneys that have been sourced from the wild fruit trees that are found throughout the Clare district.

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Skillogalee Wines and Restaurant

Trevarrick Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Skillogalee Wines is a small family-owned and operated boutique winery set amongst wooded hills in the picturesque Clare Valley, offering cellar door tasting and sales, a winery restaurant and self-contained accommodation. The cellar door and restaurant are set in an historic settler's cottage, surrounded by cottage gardens where guests may sample their estate-grown wines or lunch al fresco (in the kinder weather) on the verandah or under the shade of an old olive tree. In winter there are log fires and warm rugs to keep you cosy. The restaurant serves an eclectic al la carte menu featuring selected regional produce in a relaxed atmosphere. Bed and breakfast accommodation includes two purpose-built cottages (two and three bedrooms respectively) and a spacious stone farmhouse, restored and furnished in contemporary style to provide a high standard of luxury and indulgence.

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Mitchell Winery

Hughes Park Road, Sevenhill SA 5453

Mitchell Winery is owned by Jane and Andrew Mitchell. They established the winery in 1975 on their property in the western hills of the Clare Valley. A one hundred year old sandstone apple store is set amongst century old gum trees was converted to serve as a rustic cellar door sales area. Continued growth has resulted in further development of the winery buildings and winemaking plant. Currently some 400 to 500 tonnes of premium fruit is crushed and processed in a well equipped modern winery. The imposing two storey century old family home sits amid the vineyards, overlooking the winery. The grapes for Mitchell Wines come mostly from the company's three local vineyards. Specialising in the production of premium quality red and white table wines.

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Phoenix Estate

Main North Road, Stanley Flat SA 5453

Phoenix Estate is a small boutique winery with 40 acres of vines with 13 varieties of grapes to choose from. Winemaking styles and techniques have been adapted from Bordeaux, Rhone, Italy and traditional Australian to complement the top quality Clare grapes. The Phoenix Estate cellar door overlooks the Clare Valley Racecourse and has lovely views of vineyards and the rolling Clare hills. The cellar door is located in the 125-year-old Robinson's Cottage. Visitors can sit under shady verandas and sip their wines while taking in the wonderful views and cottage garden. Wine tasting is free and visitors are encouraged to discuss winemaking techniques and ask about wine styles. They are open weekends or by appointment during the week. Small groups can be shown the winery and barrel shed. Buses and caravans are welcome. Complementary cheese and biscuits provided for bus groups, bookings essential.

The Wilson Vineyard

Polish Hill River, Sevenhill SA 5453

The Wilson Vineyard is a small family-owned and operated winery situated in the Polish Hill River sub-region of the Clare Valley. You’ll find wonderful stonework abounds the winery and cellar door complex, most of which was sourced from original Polish ruins on the Wilson property. As you taste the highly acclaimed wines of the Wilson Vineyard, you will enjoy views across the Polish Valley to the rolling hills on the eastern side, with an abundance of bird life and kangaroos found throughout the vineyards on most days. Located an easy 10 minute drive south-east of Clare, the winery is an ideal spot to stop on your way to/from the historic town of Mintaro.

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Kilikanoon Wines Cellar Door

Penna Lane, Penwortham SA 5453

A trip to the Clare Valley is not complete without a visit to Kilikanoon Cellar Door.

Do you love wine? Yes…then you must visit Kilikanoon Cellar Door. The wines are simply stunning; beautifully handcrafted expressions of the old vines from whence they come enjoyed and revered by consumers and judges alike. Kilikanoon wines have won such prestigious awards as World’s Best Shiraz (twice), World’s Best Riesling, Best Rhone Style Red, South Australian Wine of The Year just to name a few. James Halliday rated five Red Star winery.

Not only are the wines sensational, the cellar door is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of the Clare Valley, just getting there makes you feel good. Be sure to pay them a visit. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. And for those not so keen on wine tasting there’s a small gallery to peruse and a lovely garden to meander. You may even run into Kilikanoon’s founder and winemaker, Kevin Mitchell doing a spot of watering!

Farming; A Way Of Life - A Common Thread

Padnaindi Reserve, Blyth SA 5462
Blyth has a new visitor attraction! Farming; A Way of Life - A Common Thread is located at Padnaindi Reserve on South Terrace. It comprises a new fence consisting of 16 laser cut panels of images representing the history of farming on the Blyth Plains. Designed from photos held in Blyth farming family collections, these panels are complemented by three colourful mosaic panels featuring images of flora and fauna found around Blyth. Interpretive displays explaining the panels can be found in the brand new picnic shed at the same location. ...

Mt Surmon Wines - Scarlattis Gallery

Basham Road, Stanley Flat SA 5453
The cellar door of Mt Surmon Wines is a modern building situated on a 400 metre hillside with commanding views of northern Clare Valley. It consists of an art gallery, set in a 50 acre vineyard. Situated under the winery is a studio apartment available for accommodation. Scarlattis Cellar Door Gallery is a venue with a difference, modern in concept, bold in design with wonderful vistas of the Flinders Ranges and the Clare Valley. The gallery is the cellar door for Mt Surmon Wines and you may taste fine wines whilst contemplating the current art exhibition. The name Surmon is derived from the old French word 'surmonter' meaning 'to ascend', 'to rest on top of'. An irresistible word play led us the owners to adopt the name Mt Surmon for our vineyard....

Medika Gallery

16 Moore Street, Blyth SA 5462
Medika Gallery is a fine art gallery, selling Australian glassware, pottery, crystal, prints, main line original and professional paintings by Australian artists, with the added attraction of resident wildlife artist, Ian Roberts painting in the attached studio. Ian is a painter of Australian birds and plants. Medika Gallery was originally the St Petri Kirche Lutheran Church opened in 1886. The building is almost as old as Blyth itself (1860) and remains in sturdy condition, a tribute to our pioneers building expertise. Since closing in 1966, it has been resold several times and partly demolished, but the present owners have committed themselves to ensuring it remains an asset for Blyth and many hours have been spent restoring it to its present use. The steeple built in 1889 remains the focal point of the church, and adds character and charm to its use as a gallery....

Jeanneret Wines

Jeanneret Road, Sevenhill SA 5453
Jeanneret Wines, established in 1992, is a family owned and operated producer of premium quality table wines. The cellar door and tasting area is located in the stone cellar of the winery complex and offers an intimate tasting experience with an open log fire in winter. The winery is situated in a unique bushland setting, bordering the Spring Gully Conservation Park on the western edge of the Clare Valley. Visitors are invited to take advantage of the beautiful surrounds and picnic by the dam where rustic timber tables and benches are available for use. Native ducks, parrots and other birds can be spotted from the bank throughout the year, along with the occasional kangaroo. The small vineyard (approximately 10 acres) is operated following organic viticulture practices and all fruit on the property is grown without the use of pesticides and herbicides. Cabernet bush-vines line the driveway, a sign of our traditional approach to grape growing....
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Lomandra Walking Trail

Curnow Road, Blyth SA 5462
The Lomandra Walking Trail opened in April 2010 and is a one and a half hour return walk beside the Blyth Golf Course. Hundreds of local provenance plants line the walk, many with descriptive signage. In winter and spring the walk has wide views across the Blyth Plains to the Clare Hills and Hummocks Ranges. The walk has a gentle gradient and is suitable for all ages. Visitors can also take in a game of golf starting from the Clubhouse (a winter/spring course only) at very low fees. ...
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Sevenhill Producers Market

1 School Street, Sevenhill SA 5453
Sevenhill Producers Market in the heart of the Clare Valley. Local produce from the people who made it. Come and buy the freshest produce in the Clare Valley. Handmade bread, fresh fruit and veggies, seafood, cakes and pastries, homemade pies, olives and olive oil, jams and chutneys, honey, sauces, dried fruit, nuts, soaps, plants, art and craft, hot food, seriously good coffee and so much more, all in a friendly country atmosphere. The best Country Market in the Mid North held on the last Saturday of the month at the Madonna Hall in Sevenhill from 9:00 am-12.30 pm ...
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Penwortham

38649 - Penwortham SA 5453
Penwortham is a small town along the Horrocks Highway, approximately 10 kilometres south of Clare and 14 kilometres north of Auburn. Penwortham is surrounded by natural eucalyptus bushland and a section of the Skilly Hills, which in turn forms part of the Mount Lofty Ranges. There are two significant peaks nearby, Mount Oakden named after John Oakden, and Mount Horrocks, named after John Horrocks. The village of Penwortham was founded by settler, pioneer and explorer, John Horrocks (22 March 1818 – 23 September 1846). Horrocks arrived in the colony of South Australia on his 21st birthday, 22 March 1839, less than three years after its proclamation by Governor John Hindmarsh. After meeting Edward John Eyre, who told him of potentially good farmland to the north of Adelaide, John Horrocks and a servant, John Green, set off to find the area Eyre had described to him. Horrocks settled in a region that he believed to be along the Hutt River and named his establishment Hope Farm. Later in 1839, the first stone cottage of the settlement was commenced and, in 1840, Horrocks and his servants built stone stables for horses, which were then very rare and valuable in the new colony. For a short time, this was the only inland European settlement north of Adelaide and Gawler. John Horrock’s State Heritage listed cottage can be visited in the town today. A monument was built and unveiled on 22 September 1946 commemorating the life, exploration and untimely death of the town's founder, John Ainsworth Horrocks. It was built by Gordon Ross and William Robins and now stands by the side of Main North Road, near St Mark's Church. The Riesling Trail, on the eastern side links the village to Auburn and Clare for walkers and cyclists looking to take in the ambience of the local countryside. The scenic drive to the Skillogalee Valley, west of the Main North Road (Horrocks Highway), can be accessed from Penwortham. This beautiful scenic drive will take you to several well-known cellar doors, Mitchell Wines, Penna Lane Wines, Kilikanoon Wines and Skillogalee Wines and Restaurant....
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Unique Natives at Medika

16 Moore Street, Blyth SA 5462
Ian Roberts is the well known resident Australian Bird & Flower artist at Medika Gallery. Perhaps less well known is his passion for growing over 500 species of Australian plants each year. These are on sale beside his Gallery. Ian has in the ground experience on two properties in the area with almost every species - what soils, rainfall, heights etc & loves to talk about their individual characteristics. Whether Eremophilas, Eucalypts, Grevilleas, Melaleucas, Hakeas or Banksias, Ian grows plants for almost every situation. All are personally grown by Ian, & he enjoys showing you how he does this & is happy to show you his working propogation area. ...
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The Wilson Vineyard

255 Stone Cutting Road, Polish Hill River SA 5453
A contemporary tasting room incorporating abundant local stone and recycled hardwood with sweeping views across Polish Hill River and the estate vineyards. The Wilson focus is on art and creativity expressing individuality in both the buildings and wine produced. A unique stone lookout stands adjacent to the cellar door. Winemaker Daniel Wilson produces several single vineyard rieslings and employs traditional techniques such as cold whole bunch pressing, whole bunch fermentations and handplunging. The Wilson Vineyard has a range of estate grown red varietals and blends including Tempranillo, Shiraz, Primitivo and Cabernet Sauvignon. ...
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Medika Gallery

16 Moore Street, Blyth SA 5462
Medika Gallery is a fine art gallery, selling Australian glassware, pottery, crystal, prints, main line original and professional paintings by Australian artists, with the added attraction of resident wildlife artist, Ian Roberts painting in the attached studio. Ian is a painter of Australian birds and plants, & also grows & sells a large range of Australian plants beside the Gallery. Medika Gallery was originally the St Petri Kirche Lutheran Church opened in 1886. The building is almost as old as Blyth itself (1860) and remains in sturdy condition, a tribute to our pioneers building expertise. Since closing in 1966, it has been resold several times and partly demolished, but the present owners have committed themselves to ensuring it remains an asset for Blyth and many hours have been spent restoring it to its present use. The steeple built in 1889 remains the focal point of the church, and adds character and charm to its use as a gallery. ...
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Sevenhill

Level 3, Sevenhill SA 5453
Sevenhill is at the 'heart' of the Clare Valley, and is a hub for the locals and tourists visiting the Region. It is a perfect place to gain access to the Riesling Trail walking and cycling route, with off-road parking facilities available. Sevenhill supports the well-known dining destination of the Sevenhill Hotel, a number of cellar doors, Little Red Grape bakery, several bed and breakfast cottages and a CFS station. The community hall is also used as a weekend market stall, and Friday night bingo is a tradition. Several of the Region's famous wineries and cellar doors are located east and west of Sevenhill. The town of Sevenhill is approximately 130 km north of Adelaide. Sevenhill is sited in hilly country at the head of the Hutt River. The township itself lays in a small level plain, but surrounding Sevenhill, particularly to the east and west are rugged ranges, some scrub covered, which run generally north-south. The small town has a compelling history being founded by Jesuit Fathers and Brothers in 1850. The name, bestowed by Austrian Jesuit priest, Aloysius Kranewitter, is a homage to the Seven Hills of Rome. Priest Kranewitter was delighted with the prospects of the hilly and fertile location and, through his influence, the land was surveyed into allotments for leasing. By January 1851 Kranewitter was calling the future site Sevenhill Township. The first lots became available from April 1851, all for 31 years' lease with easy right of purchase terms, and soon many Catholics, particularly Irish, Polish, and German, were moving there from Kapunda, Tanunda, Burra and other districts. In 1851, the Jesuits established the current Saint Aloysius Church and Sevenhill Winery about one kilometre east, near the Hill River. Local settler Francis Weikert, who donated land for this establishment, is buried in the Sevenhill cemetery. In September 1851 Brother Schreiner brought some vine rootlings from Bungaree Station, beginning the Sevenhill vineyard, leading to a flourishing wine industry we know today. 1. Little Red Grape Bakery 2. Good Catholic Girl Wines 3. Attractions 4. Richardson Park Playground 5. Sevenhill Cellars 6. Sevenhill Hotel...
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Blyth Cinema

15 Moore Street, Blyth SA 5462
The Blyth Cinema was established in May 2005 in Blyth (Pop. 400) by a local community group to bring a city quality cinematic experience to residents & visitors of the Clare Valley region & beyond. We have invested in the highest quality dolby surround sound & projector equipment (including acoustic curtaining), constructed an angled floor & new toilets, provided a candy bar (complete with popcorn, lollies & icecreams), & purchased quality cinema seating (for 105 persons). The building is fully airconditioned. The building is of sandstone & is local heritage listed. Movies will normally be screened every Wed, Friday & Saturday evenings & Sunday pm (we screen a new movie each Saturday, & then repeat that movie the following Fri), but we are happy to cater for group bookings at other times (eg on a week day or week night). We generally like groups to be 10 or more. Groups can choose the movie they wish to see. We screen current release movies with our program available on our FB page. ...
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Sevenhill Cellars Weekday Tours

111 College Road, Sevenhill SA 5453
Sevenhill Cellars is currently CLOSED due to Government restrictions, our apologies. The first winery in the Clare Valley, established by Jesuits in 1851, Sevenhill Cellars is a serene and historic setting, where visitors can explore the winery museum and underground cellar, visit the stately St Aloysius’ Church and its crypt or take a tour of the surrounding vineyards, some of the oldest in the region. Weekday guided tours are available for $10 per person at 11am or collect a self-guided tour map from Sevenhill's cellar door, which is open seven days a week, 10am to 5pm. The award-winning cellar door offers a diverse range of wine styles, including whites, reds and fortified wines. Outside, park-like grounds provide the ideal picnic spot. ...
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Dingo Dreaming

18 Harley Street, Blyth SA 5462
Dingo Dreaming is located in Blyth SA. (Clare Valley) It is family owned and operated and filled with tradition, history and passion. The gallery is educational with a self guided audio tour of Artifacts and supports small Indigenous businesses by selling their products. Including: Home wares, apparel, gifts, bush balms, educational books and much more. The name behind the name belongs to Owner, Debbie Hatfield’s stepfather - Traditional Yankunytatjara Elder Jack Crombie. The Dingo is his dreaming. The centre also hosts Cultural and Artifact sessions for Schools, Aged Care and Disability groups. These hands on sessions are available on Mondays by booking through our website....
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Spring Gully Conservation Park

Saw Mill Road, Spring Gully SA 5453
Spring Gully Conservation Park has a steep, undulating terrain that leads into the creek bed of Spring Gully. From Blue Gum Lookout take a walk through grassy woodlands to a seasonal waterfall that plunges from a height of 18 metres after rain. Enjoy a picnic or admire the wildflowers and orchids that bloom in spring. You may even see western grey kangaroos, euros and common brushtail possums. Prior to European settlement, the grassy-woodlands and open grasslands provided an abundance of food for the Ngadjuri people. ...
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Studio Meadows Gallery

30 Road, Gillentown SA 5453
Set amongst the vines of the beautiful Clare Valley is the studio/gallery of award winning artist Christopher Meadows. Situated along picturesque Gillentown Road and right next door to Stonebridge Wines, it is an ideal stop off point for cyclists or for those looking for a break between cellar door tastings. Here you will have an opportunity to meet the artist as he works on his latest painting. You will also be able to view works that reflect his passion for representational art and traditional art mediums. The human condition, nostalgic memory and the landscape remain a constant source of artistic inspiration....
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Brooks Lookout

Old Road, Blyth SA 5462
Brooks Lookout was opened in 2001 and gives visitors to the Clare Valley the opportunity to picnic at one of the big Australian panoramas. Sited 400 metres above the patchwork of wheat field's of the Blyth and Wakefield Plains, you can see 90 kilometres to the southwest to Yorke Peninsula. The township of Blyth sits at the base of the Clare Hills and the Barunga and Hummocks Ranges, which form a photographic backdrop to the west. The land on which the lookout is sited was donated by a private landowner, and includes two hectares of locally rare heath land vegetation with many plants labelled. A picnic table and shelter, interpretive signage and a large car park complete a not to be missed Clare Valley attraction....
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Farming; A Way Of Life - A Common Thread

Padnaindi Reserve, Blyth SA 5462
Blyth has a new visitor attraction! Farming; A Way of Life - A Common Thread is located at Padnaindi Reserve on South Terrace. It comprises a new fence consisting of 16 laser cut panels of images representing the history of farming on the Blyth Plains. Designed from photos held in Blyth farming family collections, these panels are complemented by three colourful mosaic panels featuring images of flora and fauna found around Blyth. Interpretive displays explaining the panels can be found in the brand new picnic shed at the same location. ...