Barossa Chateau

Tandanya, located in Adelaide, South Australia, is recognized as Australia's leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander multiarts and cultural venue. It promotes reconciliation and understanding through a variety of exhibitions and performances that highlight artistic expression, participation, and interaction. Currently, the Tandanya building is temporarily closed to the public as it embarks on a collaboration with the University of South Australia to celebrate its history. The venue is inviting South Australians aged 18 and older to share their thoughts and experiences through a survey that aims to enhance understanding of Tandanya's impact within the cultural landscape of South Australia. Generated from the website

Chateau Tanunda, established in 1890, is a cornerstone of the Barossa Valley wine industry, notable for its majestic bluestone winery and vineyards that date back to the region's first vineyards planted in 1843. The Geber family has been dedicated to crafting exceptional wines using traditional methods combined with modern technology, ensuring the essence of Barossa fruit shines through in every bottle. The winery produces a diverse range of wines, including limited releases that are handpicked and crafted without fining or filtration, allowing the true character of the grapes to express themselves. As a certified member of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia, Chateau Tanunda embodies a commitment to sustainability while celebrating the rich history and pioneering spirit of Australia's most famous wine region. Generated from the website