Adelaide

Adelaide is a city with a rather interesting history, and there’s plenty around the city that remind us of how the city was built. A little history lesson: Adelaide was named in the honour of Queen Adelaide and was founded in 1836. It was designed to be the only freely-settled British province in the country….

The Fleurieu Peninsula is Adelaide’s playground, famous for white-sand beaches, beautiful vineyards and farmlands, pretty coastal towns and a world-renowned wetland. Visitors can easily spot kangaroos, pelicans, sea lions, dolphins, seals, and many species of local birdlife. It is a wonderful way to spend exploring what South Australia has to offer, but there’s a few…

In 1979, Christine, a 6th generation Barossa grape wine grower, and her husband Dennis, purchased 40 acres of run-down vineyard on the white sand over clay country in the heart of the Barossa. The idea was just to buy a ‘hobby farm’, but the rest is pretty much history. In 1992, a Cabernet Sauvignon experiment…

2020 has been a pretty interesting year to say the least – most of us didn’t expect that we would be working from home, going through bottles of sanitiser, home schooling and cancelling our holidays. But 2020 doesn’t need to finish the way it started and there are still plenty of ways you can celebrate…