Bethany Wines

27/05/2026

Favorite time of the year 🍂 🍁
Where fine wine meets unforgettable views 🍷

08/05/2026

Lovely afternoon, sharing a glass of Bethany and a laugh with new friends.

The new release 2022 LE Shiraz was the favourite 🍷

26/04/2026

Something you may not know about Bethany Wines….

Beside winemaking, we also make our own delicious quince jam picked from 100 year old + trees grown on the estate.
The name of the garden where these and other fruit trees grow is called the Gherkin Garden after the ‘gherkins’ traditionally grown on the property.

This quince jam is served as part of the picnic platters available in Cellar Door and is available to purchase to take home.

Why not come and taste for yourself😋

17/04/2026

Something unique Vintage in a Quarry

11/04/2026

Fantastic lunch at the Barossa Cellar celebrating wine, footy, cricket and the Barossa.
Thanks to our hosts Alex Carey, Brodie Smith and our Master of Ceremonies, Ryan (Fitzy) Fitzgerald &
Barons of the Barossa.

27/03/2026

In operation for 45 vintages at Bethany, the weighbridge was built by Henry Binney Hawke of Kapunda. Today weighing the Homestead Shiraz.
A lasting legacy.

The Kapunda Historical Society writes:
In 1857 Henry Binney Hawke established H.B. Hawke and Co Engineering and created the first hydraulic car hoist; the Broadcast Seed Sewing Machine; and the Weighbridge. For 126 years, until the company closed in 1983, it was an integral part of the region's survival and success.

26/03/2026

Views of Vintage
Vintage 26 has been one of contrasts, starting about 3 weeks later than the norm, some rain, fortunately not too much rain and now mild autumn days and cooler nights. Today was the last pick of the Shiraz, with Cabernet, Merlot and Cabernet Franc next on the picking list.

24/03/2026

With this beautiful Autumn weather, why not take a short drive to the Barossa and spend time with friends at Bethany Wines.

26/02/2026

24/02/2026

Visiting the Barossa on the March long weekend, enjoy the beautiful weather and views from the Cellar Door with a lovely cold glass of Plunge Pool Rose.