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Discover the authentic charm of the Barossa with the Pindarie Walk, Taste, and Graze tour—stunning views, unique wines, and a leisurely farm lunch.
Imagine strolling through rolling vineyards, sampling intriguing wines, and savoring a relaxed, seasonal lunch with breathtaking views. That’s exactly what you get with the Pindarie Walk, Taste, and Graze experience. This tour offers a blend of gentle outdoor activity, insightful wine tasting, and hearty farm-to-table dining — all inside one of Australia’s most celebrated wine regions.
What makes this experience stand out? First, we love the personalized nature of the guided walk that takes you to the top of Schoff’s Hill for panoramic views. Second, the opportunity to taste lesser-known, estate-grown varieties in a beautifully restored heritage setting adds a layer of authenticity and discovery. On the flip side, a possible consideration is that the tour is relatively short — just two and a half hours — so if you’re looking for a deep dive into wine or scenery, you might want to pair it with other activities.
This tour is ideal for wine lovers seeking a relaxed, intimate experience with a touch of outdoor adventure and good food. If you’re curious about sustainable farming, enjoy scenic vistas, or simply want a memorable day in the vineyards without spending all day at it, this experience will suit you perfectly.


Your journey begins at the Pindarie Winery, located at 946 Rosedale Road in Gomersal. From the moment you arrive, the farm’s welcoming atmosphere and scenic surroundings set the tone for a relaxed, authentic experience. With a maximum group size of just 8 travelers, this tour feels personalized and unhurried — perfect for those who dislike feeling rushed or crowded.
The tour kicks off at 11:00 am, giving you ample time to enjoy the morning and beat the midday crowds. All bookings are confirmed instantly, and the experience is designed to be accessible for most travelers. Plus, with free cancellation up to 24 hours beforehand, you can plan with confidence.
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Once assembled, your guide leads you on a leisurely stroll across the farm grounds, among the vines and through the vineyards. The highlight is the walk up to the top of Schoff’s Hill, touted as offering the best panoramic views in the region. We loved the way this part of the tour combines light exercise with ample opportunities to stop, take photos, and admire the landscape.
From this vantage point, you see sweeping vistas of the Barossa Ranges and the sprawling vineyards below. It’s an ideal chance to appreciate the scale and beauty of this renowned wine-growing area. If you’re a fan of nature and scenic overlooks, this part of the experience is definitely a highlight.

After the hilltop, your guide will lead you around the farm, sharing insights about the vineyard’s sustainable farming practices and its history. This behind-the-scenes look at how the grapes are grown and harvested adds an educational layer to the experience, appealing especially to those interested in environmentally conscious wine production.
You’ll get a chance to walk amongst the vines, gaining a better understanding of the different grape varieties. The farm’s commitment to sustainability and tradition shines through, making your tasting experience feel more meaningful.

Back at the heritage-listed stables — beautifully restored and full of character — you’ll find the estate’s wines waiting for you. The wine room offers a cozy, authentic setting to savor a curated selection of wines, including some unusual varieties. We loved the fact that this is not just about drinking wine but learning about it — each tasting is paired with stories about the vineyard’s history and the characteristics of each variety.
Guests consistently praise the personal touch provided by guides like Wendy, who add warmth and knowledge, making each tasting memorable. One reviewer described their experience as “wine and food in paradise,” highlighting the high quality of both the wines and the accompanying cheese board.

After exploring and tasting, it’s time to relax and enjoy the pièce de résistance: a seasonal grazing lunch. Set against sweeping views of the vineyards and ranges, this meal is designed to highlight local ingredients and seasonal produce.
Served alongside a glass of estate wine of your choice, the lunch feels indulgent yet laid-back — perfect for soaking in the scenery and conversation. The emphasis on quality, fresh ingredients makes this a satisfying conclusion to the tour, especially after the walk and tastings.

The tour lasts about two and a half hours, starting at 11:00 am and typically wrapping up around 2 pm — though lingering is encouraged if you want to soak in the views longer. The tour operates every day, making it flexible for most schedules.
Costing just under $97 per person, the value is quite good considering the personalized guide, full wine tastings, a three-course meal, and the exclusive access to the farm. It’s an intimate experience that balances guided activity with free time to enjoy the scenery and food.
The group size limits to 8 travelers ensures a quiet, engaging atmosphere, and the inclusion of a full refund option if canceled 24 hours in advance offers peace of mind.

Feedback consistently underscores the quality of the experience. Naomi_S described it as “wine and food in paradise,” praising the personal touch from Wendy, fabulous views, and excellent food. The combination of knowledgeable guides, stunning scenery, and delicious wine and tapas makes for a well-rounded experience.
Travelers also appreciate the opportunity to explore less common wine varieties, adding a layer of discovery to the day.
“Great experience!! Personal touch from Wendy. Great views and food!The food and wine was excellent.”

This experience suits those who appreciate a combination of scenic outdoor activity, wine tasting, and good food in a relaxed setting. It’s ideal if you prefer intimate, small-group experiences over large tours. It’s also perfect for those with a reasonable level of fitness — the walk to Schoff’s Hill is leisurely, but comfortable shoes are recommended.
If you’re seeking an authentic introduction to the Barossa’s landscape and a chance to taste some intriguing wines, this tour hits the mark. But if you’re after a deep dive into winemaking or a full-day experience, you might want to explore other options to complement this one.
For travelers looking for a taste of the true Barossa, this tour offers a wonderful blend of scenic beauty, educational wine tasting, and hearty local food. The guided walk to the stunning viewpoint is a highlight, providing panoramic vistas that make every photo worth the effort. The intimate size and personal approach mean you’ll learn a lot without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
In terms of value, it’s a smart choice — you get a well-rounded experience that covers scenic views, a variety of wines, and a delicious farm lunch, all in just a few hours. It’s particularly suited for those who enjoy engaging tours that combine outdoor activity with culinary delights.
If you want to savor the land, taste unique wines, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, the Pindarie Walk, Taste, and Graze experience offers an authentic, memorable glimpse into the heart of the Barossa. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just want a day of pleasurable exploration, this tour fits the bill nicely.
What is included in the tour?
You’ll enjoy a guided walk to Schoff’s Hill with panoramic views, tastings of estate-grown wines in a heritage wine room, and a seasonal three-course grazing lunch with a glass of estate wine.
How long does the tour last?
It runs for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, starting at 11:00 am and ending around 2 pm, with the option to linger longer.
Is the tour suitable for most travelers?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and the group size is limited to 8 people for a more personalized experience. Good walking shoes are recommended.
What types of wines will I taste?
You’ll have the opportunity to taste intriguing and delicious wines, including some unusual varieties that aren’t found everywhere.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable.
Where does the tour start and end?
It starts and ends at 946 Rosedale Rd, Gomersal SA 5352, Australia.
Is transportation provided?
Transportation is not provided; you’ll meet at the vineyard. The focus is on the farm tour and tasting experience.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes for walking, sun protection, and perhaps a camera to capture the stunning views.
Is this experience good for food and wine lovers?
Absolutely. The combination of wine tastings, a delicious seasonal lunch, and scenic views makes this perfect for those who appreciate good food and wine in a relaxed setting.