With a bumper line-up featuring some of South Australia's most successful poets, playwrights and novelists along with interstate guest author Jennifer Rowe - aka ... read more

The Brini Family vineyard is located in the hills north of Blewitt Springs. Blewitt Springs (a sub region of McLaren Vale, South Australia) is world renowned for ... read more

Relax in comfort and enjoy the fresh sea air at Broadbeach Bed and Breakfast. Located only a short stroll from one of Adelaide's best beaches. read more

Ralf Hadzic's wine tours are an Exclusive & Entertaining Experience! Whether you wish to visit The Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley or The Coonawarra we ... read more

Chris De Rosa (printmaker) and Gerry Wedd (potter) are artists living on the south coast at Port Elliot. Both have established practices and exhibit their work both ... read more

Australia has brought home 43 gold medals, coming second in the tally only to France's 49 golds in the 26th International Wine Challenge (IWC) in London.

So many cellar doors these days offer much more than just the standard tasting experience. Wine tours, meet the winemaker, art collections, fantastic food, coffee and entertainment, all make choosing just twelve a difficult task. Here are our picks of twelve of the best »

Location is no limitation for winemakers that want to make the best wines they possibly can. Adelaide based winemaker Jonathon Hesketh is proving that by sourcing fruit from all over the world for the Hesketh Wine Company releases.

Maxwell Wines in McLaren Vale may have a reputation for premium reds, but its brewing origins lie in mead. And the award winning nectar is under threat from a honeybee disorder sweeping the world.

Are they marketing ploys or an outlet for creative winemakers for whom a label like “2006 shiraz” isn't enough? Whatever it is, there are some very interesting monikers for wines on the shelves and we’ve picked out our ten wacky favourites »