What better way to celebrate this time of year than with a mystery tasting of Kalleske wines. A wickedly sumptuous four-course lunch will be served with… who knows what wines. All will be revealed in the end though, and there are sure to be surprises awaiting those capable of identifying the wines served.
A fun filled metaphorical jaunt around the rim of Mediterranean to sample the delights of varieties that have evolved around that temperate sea over thousands of years. Some will be more familiar than others, but all have a rich and delicious story to tell.
Kalleske certified organic and biodynamic wines, Food by Mucho Gusto & Amanti Wood Oven Pizza, Live Acoustic Music by Mollie Rose and Greenock Brewers Barossa Valley Craft Beer
Kalleske certified organic and biodynamic wines, Food by Moi An Vietnamese Street Food & The Pasta Guy, Live acoustic music by Jeff Krieg and Greenock Brewers Barossa Valley Craft Beer
Forget a dozen roses, join us for a special Valentines Matinee and enjoy a dozen wines with your lunch, at least one of which will be a Rosé. Four courses of romantic wine and food pairings to enjoy around our cellar table while we celebrate the feast of Saint Valentine and declare our enduring love for Kalleske wine.
Kalleske certified organic and biodynamic wines, Food by Cevaps World & TBC, Live acoustic music by Mollie Rose and Greenock Brewers Barossa Valley Craft Beer
The Mediterranean is a fun place. Over the last few of thousand years, wine has been an integral part of the allure and fun we associate with the Mediterranean. Short […]
Shiraz in the Barossa is not just a grape variety or a wine. It’s a way of life! It seems it’s not just a Barossa favourite either, with nearly 50% of all red wine consumed in Australia being Shiraz, it’s worth taking a plunge into the crimson to discover the past present and future of Kalleske Shiraz, Barossa Shiraz and Shiraz around the world.
Shiraz in the Barossa is not just a grape variety or a wine. It’s a way of life! It seems it’s not just a Barossa favourite either, with nearly 50% of all red wine consumed in Australia being Shiraz, it’s worth taking a plunge into the crimson to discover the past present and future of Kalleske Shiraz, Barossa Shiraz and Shiraz around the world.
