Nepenthe Wines
Nepenthe Wines, Balhannah, Adelaide Hills, South Australia
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Balhannah SA 5242
Nepenthe was described by Homer in the Odyssey as an Egyptian herbal drink so powerful that it eases grief and banishes sorrow from the mind. A quick 25 minute drive from the centre of Adelaide and you will arrive at Nepenthe's Cellar Door. A great location, spectacular vineyard with awesome views, a fun and relaxed atmosphere with out of this world wines - and the odd suprise!
All current release wines are available for tasting plus a limited release or two. Nepenthe Cellar Door is open every day.
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