For the past two decades, the Barossa Bush Chapel has been a place for the community to be surrounded by nature while they worship, celebrate, mourn, quietly contemplate and much more. March 6 marks 21 years since the chapel was officially opened to the community by then deputy mayor John Angas.
It may be a rare occurrence, but now Barossa Valley Golf Club member, Mark Graetz, has scored a hole-in-one at the course's sixth hole.
By Kristee Semmler, Barossa NurseryThe last month of winter is a great time to get prepared for the months of growth ahead. Spring will be here soon enough and it won't be long before signs of life start to return to the garden in the form of new...
The Barossa Improved Grazing Group (BIGG) Annual Conference was held last Thursday at Lambert Estate, Angaston.
Deep within the Torbreck cellar in Marananga’s hillside, you’ll find a tapestry as rich as the Western Ridge soils surrounding it. The names on the 4,500 litre oak barrels arranged in symmetrical rows roll off the tongue of chief winemaker Ian...
