Attraction Guide: Henschke Cellars, Barossa Valley, Australia

Henschke Cellars Guide

A Legacy of Wine: Discover Henschke Cellars Guide

Embark on a journey through time and taste at Henschke Cellars, one of Australia's most prestigious and historic wineries. Located in the Eden Valley region of the Barossa, Henschke is renowned for its exceptional cool-climate wines, particularly the iconic Hill of Grace Shiraz. A visit here is a must for any wine enthusiast seeking to experience the pinnacle of Australian winemaking. The Henschke family's winemaking heritage dates back to 1868 when Johann Christian Henschke planted his first vineyard. Over six generations, the family has meticulously cultivated their vineyards and honed their winemaking skills, establishing Henschke as a benchmark for quality and innovation. The Hill of Grace vineyard, planted in the 1860s with pre-phylloxera Shiraz vines, is a national treasure and produces one of the world's most sought-after wines. Visitors can enjoy a range of experiences at Henschke Cellars, including guided tastings of their acclaimed wines, vineyard tours that delve into the history and viticulture of the estate, and private masterclasses for a more in-depth exploration of their winemaking philosophy. The cellar door offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, where you can learn about the Henschke family's story and sample their exceptional wines.

Transportation

The most convenient way to reach Henschke Cellars is by car. From Adelaide, take the Northern Expressway (M20) and then the Sturt Highway (A20) towards Nuriootpa. Continue towards Keyneton and follow the signs to Henschke Cellars. Alternatively, several tour companies offer day trips to the Barossa Valley that include a visit to Henschke.

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm, Saturday: 10am - 4pm, Sunday: Closed

Ticket Price

Tasting fees apply, prices vary depending on the wines tasted.