The Best Barossa Valley Wineries! Mclaren Vale, Hahndorf and the Barossa in South Australia [EP15]
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- čas přidán 27. 12. 2022
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Wineries, distilleries, produce and pizzas…we really INDULGE in all of the greatness Adelaide and its surrounding areas have to offer.
In this episode we:
- Visit the Never Never Gin Distillery in Mclaren Vale
- Explore the Port Willunga Beach Caves
- Enjoy a German-themed day out in Hahndorf, including a visit to the Beerenberg Strawberry Farm!
- Experience the beautiful beaches of Brighton and Glenelg in Adelaide
- FINALLY hit the Barossa Valley! We visit Seppeltsfield, The Barossa Valley Chocolate Company, Penfolds and Ember Pizza
- Take a trip to Freeling, or Gungellan as we like to refer to it, to see the home of Mcleod’s Daughters!
- Start our trek to the Yorke Peninsula, where we’ll pick up in the next episode
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Hi team and thanks for tuning in for another episode!
We wish you all the best for the new year 🎉
Bring on 2023! 😁
Hello New friends From Australia Adelaide S. A. Love those strawberrys wow. Thank you for sharing. 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks for tuning in 😀
Love hearing that v8 land cruiser rumbling. And darn those strawberries looked good
It’s a pretty sweet sound, we love it! Oh my goodness if you are ever in Handorf definitely worth the time & money - they were the best strawbs we’ve ever eaten 😁
What a lovely chilled and happy episode, with some history lessons as well :) you episodes always make me feel happy 😊
Robyn you are too sweet! We love seeing your name pop up on the videos as you alway have something nice to say ❤️
You being happy makes us happy 😊
Thank you again from the both of us for tuning in. Wishing you all the very best for the new year! 🎉🥰
Great videos guys, fabulous quality!! Love the shared history along the way!! Keep it up. One of the best OZ van channels on YT. 🙂👍🏾
You are too kind mate! I (Brad) love learning about the history of a place. Problem is we are visiting too many new places so it’s hard to keep up. I try keep it brief and as factual as possible.
Thanks again for tuning in Simmo appreciate the support and the nice comment.
All the best for 2023 😎🤙🏼
1st time viewer. Great job and good fun
Cheers Gary and thanks for tuning in!
Plenty of videos here on the channel to enjoy mate and making more as we speak!!
😁
If you like Esperance will be blown away with Bremmer Bay. I spent 5 years travelling the west coast, originally from NSW. Have now put my routes down at Capel. While in WA check out gnomes Ville between Donnybrook and Collie
Cheers Wayne & will be heading back for Bremer Bay when it warms up again!!
Thanks guys I've only just found your channel, which is great by the way. We leave C Qld in May for trip to SA for 5 months so watching your videos with great interest. Barossa Valley is on our list as my husband and I are both 60 this year and a trip to McGill Estate (Penfolds) and McClaren Vale are definitely on our list. Your videos are really informative
Hi Kerri & thanks for watching! McGill is definitely one we missed out on and is supposed to be a great experience! Safe travels 😊
SA has many wine regions, from the south east to the lenders ranges and everything in between.
If that’s what you’re into, you could spend your entire trip hopping from one to the next.
Germans (Prussians) settled in SA from 1838 and were religious refugees essentially.
The welcoming of multiple religions led to Adelaide being known as the City of Churches, not because there were lots of churches (although there are).
Wine making was brought here by these immigrants and that’s why there is such a large wine industry here, along with the climate and soils etc of course.
FYI, try the BOM for your weather app.
There is nothing better.
Happy travels guys.
Gday Rob & you summed up the history a lot better than I could've.
Adelaide & SA is a very interesting place and everywhere we go we see the impact the immigrants and settlers have made. How bizarre it must've been for them to end up on the other side of the world and stumble on a perfectly untouched Mediterranean climate.
Yes I agree, I use windy, willy weather & BOM. Hayley insist that apple weather is always right. I have learnt to just agree these days 😂
Thanks for watching & all the best for the new year!
Thanks
G'day Tim & thank you for the donation!
You are one of our longest subscribed viewers! We appreciate the support 🙏
B & H
Following you guys from day 1 and very nice to see you like SA, we're from Nuriootpa and it was cool to see you guys here too bad we didn't know when you were here would have loved to have a chat with you. Keep making videos and a happy 2023.
G’day Hans and thank you for following along for the journey!
What a lovely town and great people in Nuri. A gentleman gave us a bunch of roses when parked in town.. so nice 💐
Cheers and all the best to you and yours for 2023 🎉
Absolutely loved this video. Smiled all the way! Im from SA so was great to see. You did it justice. Well done. You have a great way of balancing content with personal, fun and scenery. Top marks. x Adam and Jen On The Move xx
Hi guys! So glad you enjoyed. Your home state has so much variety and it has been turning it on for us lately 😍
You are too kind, we are just stoked you are enjoying what we have been creating ❤️
Enjoyed the ep guys 👍 Some nice country side and places down there. Looks like a very nice spot to chill out and sink a few 👌
Thanks a lot! The Fleurieu to Barossa has a very unique looking landscape. Just beautiful. A little too nice! Could be dangerous if we weren’t driving 🥴😂🍻🍷
Looked like an awesome couple of days. I would have loved to smash back wines for a few days, what a vibe 🍷
We had been looking forward to that for so long and the Barossa exceeded our expectations 😍🍷🍷🍷
Great video again. I had Christmas Day at wullunga on the beach and it was a perfect weather day. Plenty of swims and prawns for lunch. I drove my Mercedes’ sprinter on the beach and you’re right, that beach was better than some of the roads down here. I blew a tyre just out of Rapid Bay and looks like Yankalilla council will pay for it because they are obligated to fix the pothole or pay for damages. I stayed at the caravan park at Port Elliot for 2 nights and now at the Frank Pots park up in Langhorne waiting till the 17th to have my van serviced.
I’m checking out Strathalbyn tomorrow.
Loving that you are just ahead of me and giving me the heads up on all the good places to see. Keep up the great work guys. 😎
And merry Christmas, Hayley I missed the Christmas fun as well cause my family is in Brizvagas. ♥️🎄💃
Hi Ranee and thanks again for tuning in! What a cracking day Xmas day was 🙌🏼
Glad you enjoyed in true Aussie style with the beach and prawns 🎄👌🏼
Langhorne creek is a great dono camp & Strath another stunning town.
Cheers & all the best for the new year!! 😁
Great episode love your bubbly attitude in your videos happy new year to you both cheers 🥂
Thanks for watching Michelle and we appreciate the lovely comment 🥰
Happy new year to you too! 🥳
Weve been watching you since you started, and we follow lots of people after doing a lap ourselves. You guys are really great to watch, even compared to the experts (trip in a van, The explore life etc). Good job! We are here with you on your adventures (and we love a drop just like you haha)
What a compliment! Again, you guys are far too kind and we sincerely thank you for the support and following along 🥰
Comments like this make all the effort we put into our videos worth it.
Hopefully when we are back your neck of the woods we can share a bottle & some stories.
All the best for the New Year
H & B
Love your drone footage, great video
Thanks Greg. Appreciate the kind words mate 😁
Great episode guys (as usual). We have now put these on our must see lists. It just gets longer after each episode. Enjoy and safe travels. Have a happy new year too. 🍷🍷🎉👍
Hi guys & thanks for tuning in again! That’s awesome, there is so much to see and do it’s hard to know where to start 😫
Happy new year! Hope 2023 is a cracker 🙌🏼
Awesome video of our home town! The opening scene should be used by SA tourism! Well done!
That is too kind! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😁
Making the opening montages is one of my favourite things to do so it means a lot! 🥰🙌🏼
As a freeling local I reccomend not sitting in that bath. Lol its next to 2 pubs... enough said 😂
PSA before hand would've been good 🤣
Vicki says beauty mate😁👍
Cheers legends & thanks for the support! Happy new year 😁🎉🍻
It's your channel but could the supporters mention at the end say "Charles & Vicki " we would certainly appreciate it
Rgds Charlie🙏
Most certainly guys. Will fix it up on the next one 🙌🏼
@@our.australia.trip. Couple of Champions 🏆🏆
Very informative episode guys, some cool facts and stories you shared.
We really need to get ourselves down there instead of taking jobs up north haha
Cheers Steve! Just trying to relay a brief summary of what we have learn on our way through.
It is a polar opposite of up there. For instance 42c to 9c in 24hrs the other day 😂
@@our.australia.trip. YUK but at least the speccy countryside makes it worth it hey👍
Too right mate. And the fish are finally biting for me. It may not be Barra but just as tasty 😆
@@our.australia.trip. WINNING👌
Hi Folks, just some info in regards to the stone buildings that are so prominate throughout all of South Australia. To my understanding if i have my information correct (been a long long time since i was last in SA). They built stone building as termites getting into wood materials was a major issue
Makes sense Des, thanks for the little bit of info! Probably why the telegraph poles are all concrete & steel too.
@@our.australia.trip. i totally forgot to mention about the steel n cement power polls. And yes that is why they are made like that
You know it’s an old whaling town, boats don’t fit in holes. Big fish do.
That’s pretty awesome! It is a lot nicer smelling down there these days I bet 😂
by any chance have you gone to mannum to check out the flood water?
Hi Andrew. No sorry, steering well clear of flooding after our trip through NSW/VIC 😅
@Our Australia Trip understandable. you can still get to mannum though and there is a lookout with amazing views of the water, would have been amazing footage