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Yalumba

Australia's oldest family-owned winery, founded in 1849, known for its on-site cooperage and Rhône varieties.

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Yalumba - frequently asked questions

How old is Yalumba winery?

Yalumba was founded in 1849, making it Australia's oldest family-owned winery. It has remained in the Hill Smith family for six generations and is based at Angaston in the eastern Barossa.

Can you visit Yalumba's cellar door?

Yes. Yalumba's historic cellar door at Angaston is open for tastings, with experiences ranging from standard flights to premium and museum tastings. Check the winery's website for current hours and bookings.

What is Yalumba known for?

Yalumba is renowned for its on-site cooperage, one of the few operating winery cooperages left in the world, and for its Rhone varieties, particularly Viognier and Shiraz.

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