Langmeil Winery
Home to the Freedom 1843 vineyard, believed to be one of the oldest surviving Shiraz plantings in the world.
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Langmeil Winery - frequently asked questions
What is special about Langmeil Winery?
Langmeil is home to the Freedom 1843 vineyard, believed to contain some of the oldest surviving Shiraz vines in the world, planted in 1843 by the valley's early German settlers.
Can you visit Langmeil Winery?
Yes. Langmeil's cellar door at Tanunda is open daily for tastings, set among historic stone buildings. Visitors can also view the famous old-vine vineyard on the property.
Where is Langmeil Winery?
Langmeil Winery is on Langmeil Road in Tanunda, in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
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- Barossa Museum, Tanunda, West view 20230207.jpg by User:DXR , CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons