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Langhorne Creek (South Australia)

Enjoy your visit to Langhorne Creek, South Australia. The South Australian Government is the exclusive host sponsor of the 2027 Institute of Masters of Wine Symposium.

Trip Name Langhorne Creek (South Australia)
Host Langhorne Creek Wine Region
Date Monday 12 April - Wednesday 14 April 2027
Capacity 25 guests

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Join us for an unforgettable three-day wine escape in the heart of South Australia's Langhorne Creek wine region. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and charming cellar doors, you'll indulge in expertly curated tastings and meet passionate winemakers. The itinerary blends relaxed country hospitality with premium wine experiences, including exclusive vineyard tours, long-table lunches, and stunning scenery. This immersive trip promises a perfect balance of flavour, discovery, and connection.


ABOUT THE REGION

Langhorne Creek is a dynamic habitat where flowing rivers and creeks reach into vital lake systems and the pristine Southern Ocean. Known as 'the Creek' to locals, is an easy 55-minute drive south-east of Adelaide to the eastern Fleurieu Peninsula. Hero varieties have long been the classic reds, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz, both as soloists and in the famous Australian red blend of the two.

Home to the traditional Ngarrindjeri nation. Where a thriving agricultural community of established families, progressive businesses and new generation artisans create highly rewarded wines, grow quality fruit for discerning producers, and nurture prized livestock and a range of sought-after farm produce.

For further information about the region visit: langhornecreek.com


INCLUSIONS

  • 2 nights accommodation
  • Transportation during visit (guests must make their own arrangements to/from the trip start/end meeting points)
  • Activities and meals as per the itinerary

SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES

Instagram: @langhornecreekwine

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DISCLAIMER

All guests are required to make their own travel arrangements to/from the trip start and end meeting point in the Adelaide CBD. Please notify the trip host if you have any dietary or access requirements.


ITINERARY

DAY 1
9:00 Transport from Adelaide CBD to Langhorne Creek
10:15 Arrival at Lake Breeze Wines
10:30 Regional overview by Lake Breeze winemaker Greg Follett, including vineyard tour and history of unique flood irrigation
11:30 Cabernet Sauvignon masterclass
13:00 Lunch at Lake Breeze Wines
15:00 Transport from Lake Breeze Wines to Bleasdale Vineyards
15:15 History tour of Bleasdale, including old winery and wooden press
15:45 Malbec masterclass with winemaker Nicole Brasier
17:00 Transport from Bleasdale to The Bridge Hotel
17:30 Dinner at The Bridge Hotel (traditional Australian country pub) with winemakers from across the region
19:00 Transport from The Bridge Hotel to the historic town of Strathalbyn
19:30 Check into accommodation: Strathalbyn Motel
DAY 2
9:30 Transport from Strathalbyn to Bremerton Wines
10:00 Vineyard walk looking at www.ecovineyards.com.au initiatives, followed by masterclass by winemaker Rebecca Willson
12:00 Lunch at Bremerton Wines
Shiraz Masterclass
14:00 Transport from Bremerton Wines to Kimbolton Wines
14:30 Cellar door and vineyard tour by owner and director Nicole Clark, focusing on alternative varieties and accessible tourism, followed by alternative/Mediterranean varieties masterclass.
16:00 Walk or bus drive from Kimbolton Wines to The Winehouse
16:30 Casual drinks and food
17:30 Transport from The Winehouse to Strathalbyn
DAY 3
9:00 Check out from accommodation
9:30 Transport from Strathalbyn to Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Research Centre in Goolwa
10:30 Introduction to the importance of Lake Alexandrina, Murray River and Southern Ocean to Langhorne Creek's unique climate and terroir
11:00 Masterclass looking at climate and terroir influences
12:30 Transport to Goolwa Wharf
13:00 Departure from Goolwa on the Spirit of the Coorong.

Half-day Coorong Experience Hosted by Ngarrindjeri man Mark Koolmatrie, including:


• Aboriginal smoke ceremony, Welcome to Country and introduction to the Ngarrindjeri connection to the Langhorne Creek region


• Stunning scenery, memorable wildlife encounters and rich cultural insights


• Guided national park walk through the sand dunes and onto 90 Mile Beach


• Lunch and afternoon tea

16:00 Return to Goolwa for transport to Adelaide CBD
17:30 Drop off Adelaide CBD