It’s often found that, in the car modifying world, the best results come from the hands of those most passionate about their work. You only need to step one foot into the workshop of David Scholz to understand his level of passion.
Robert Ryan was the personal trainer with tattoo covered muscles, working in a suburban gym. Katie Arena was his client, the girl who left her administration job, eager to start her own event hire business in the massive warehouse across the road. They could never have imagined on the day they first met, that they would fall in love and end up growing dahlias in a two acre property in Lyndoch.
Much like her personality, Cloudy Davey’s music resonates with unmistakable sincerity and gratitude. It comes from a place of knowing herself, both as an artist and individual.
With four Simpson Desert crossings under her belt, motorcyclist Heidi Giersch has found the road less travelled is also the most rewarding.
There’s a strong smell in the air at Outlaw Wines in Nuriootpa, essence of a vintage that has, for owner, Damon de Ruiter, yielded both satisfaction and disappointment. The concrete floor is mirrored with water, as Damon purposefully attacks it with a pressure washer, banishing spilled blood of 130 year old vines.
The past meets the present in an illuminating example of a bygone era at Angaston blacksmith shop and museum.
The search for Barossa’s next young ambassador has commenced, with registrations for the influential Barossa Young Ambassador programme now open, ahead of the 2023 Barossa Vintage Festival.
Wednesday March 16th, the fourth vintage of Barossa Shiraz Gin from Seppeltsfield Road Distillers was awarded an Outstanding-Gold medal, with an unprecedented 99-points for a gin at the International Wine and Spirits Competition (IWSC) in London.
Ron Liebich walks into Liebichwein’s Cellar Door, wearing shorts, tee-shirt and trademark pair of snips clipped to his leather belt. He’s somewhat chirpy today because this Rowland Flat winemaker/grapegrower has just completed his 54th vintage and he reckons it’s a good one too.
A ‘mostly’ portrait and ‘brief’ interview series exploring the idea that one image has the power to tell the whole story. Each ‘sitter’ suggests the next person to be photographed in this series, and thus ensues an interesting and unknown trail of Barossa identities to come.
Find out the latest updates for what’s going on in the Barossa Council area.
The Gawler Civic Centre is the home to events, exhibitions, workshops, films and book launches throughout Winter. Find out what’s on this June, July & August.
A classic and warming steak and mushroom pie recipe for winter that the whole family will love! Easy and delicious, just prepare and cook the filling to start, allow to cool, then top with Carême butter puff pastry and bake.
This dish was created to celebrate the fragrant flavours of the quince. Locally grown here on the Novotel resort grounds, this fragrant fruit pairs harmoniously with the creamy panna cotta, infused with honey to give a natural sweetness and flavour. A simple but delicious treat, perfect for sharing with the whole family.
Made with the 2021 Barossa Shiraz Gin , this cocktail is a bright, juicy and refreshing drink perfect for all times of year. This gin was awarded an unprecedented 99-points at the International Wine and Spirits Competition in London, identifying it as the Best Shiraz Gin in the world.
Great for a warm, nourishing winter meal. The addition of lentils makes this recipe higher in protein and fibre than traditional pumpkin soup, which means it’s a more filling and satisfying meal. Turmeric gives a warm, mildly spicy flavour and adds anti-inflammatory benefits.
Plans to renovate a property was the beginning of Jill and Ian’s love story. The couple met seven years ago at Jill’s work where she was the local Home Finance Manager and Ian at the time was looking at renovating his property.
Amanda Carmichael and Adam Plane were married on March 12 at The Barns of Freeling in front of 100 guests. The choice of location was a given for Amanda and Adam with Amanda growing up in Freeling. She really never would have thought she would get married here! Especially in the beautifully restored Barns, which suited their nod to a rustic style wedding.
We love the idea of a micro wedding… Up to 50 of your closest friends and family, celebrating together the beginning of your next adventure. We’ve put together a few ideas to make that idea special – and fun!
A curated list of top Barossa wines perfect for drinking fireside with friends.
In the Barossa we are incredibly serious when it comes to the quality of our produce… When it comes to ourselves? Not so much! We are excited to announce the launch of a new podcast featuring the characters who make Barossa, Barossa.
In the foothills of the Barossa Ranges, the sun sets over the village of Krondorf. The broad western sky is streaked with orange and peach, while late autumn vines quiver in the last of the fragile light.
As the nights get colder and colder our minds wander to hearty nourishing comfort food. It’s similar with beers.
Ideal winter beers are local and fresh of course, but also malt driven, with more body than thin summer lagers.
No doubt at one time or another we have all enjoyed fruits such as apples, pears, watermelon, apricots and strawberries from the shops, our own gardens or local orchards. However, sometimes it’s nice to try something a little different, or better yet, grow something a little different.
What if colours could speak? The boy who saw in colours, is the debut, historical fiction novel by Lauren Robinson, about Josef Schneider, a young boy with Synesthesia, living in Berlin, 1939.
Recent rains combined and the change in the seasons has started the growth of mushrooms in our environment. Many varieties can be toxic if ingested, causing severe disease and even death for both pets and humans.
Bidding farewell to the breezy warm days of summer is always tough. When the winds grow chilly and the nights get colder, it’s certainly a bittersweet feeling. But, the change of the season signals months of comfort and cosiness ahead!
A receipt from O. E. Juttner dated 1937 declares him a ’Tanner & Currier’. However, this once important trade term has slipped from most people’s vocabulary.
The battle against Covid has taught us that boosting the body’s own healing powers against disease is more important than ever.
