Langmeil Winery
Overview
Family owned and operated, Langmeil is believed to be home to the oldest Shiraz vineyard in the world, planted in 1843 where the iconic Langmeil Freedom 1843 Shiraz hails.
The winery was one of the Barossa's original village settlements called Langmeil, with many of the 1840s buildings still standing today. The abandoned winery was re-established in 1996 and has been awarded the Red Five Star rating in the James Halliday Australian Wine Competition since 2005. The Freedom 1843 Shiraz joined the prestigious Langton's Classification VI Honour Roll in 2014 and is in the category of Outstanding.
Langmeil offers a large selection of Barossa wines, with knowledgeable friendly staff ready to assist you.
The Freedom Experience takes you on an intimate and engaging tour of the old buildings and vineyard, with tastings of premium wines in the Cellar. The Freedom Experience is AUD100.00 per person and bookings are essential. A tour not to be missed!
Features
Barossa Trust Mark
COVID Safe
Quality Tourism Accreditation
Tourism Industry Council of SA
Barossa Valley
Barossa zone
Basket Pressed
Traditional Method
Handpicked
Single Vineyard
Estate Grown
Family Run
Reduced Alcohol or Lower Alcohol
Vegan or Vegetarian Wine
Regional TouristTourism AssociationOrganisation
Carpark
Cellar Door
Delivery available
Family Friendly
Lawn Gardens
Online Orders
Shop Gift Shop
Wine Tasting
Free Wifi
Fully licensed
Wine
Walks
Disabled access available contact operator for details
