Windsong Wines

13/06/2026

Join us in Ardrossan for the opening night of the Reef Resilience Photo & Art Exhibition.
Presented by the Great Southern Reef Foundation, this special exhibition celebrates South Australia’s extraordinary marine life, coastal environments, and the stories of people connected to the Great Southern Reef.
Following a statewide call-out over summer, nearly 200 photographers, artists, divers, snorkellers, and ocean lovers submitted works capturing the beauty, resilience, and changing conditions of our coastline. This opening night event brings together a curated selection of award-winning and selected works from across South Australia.
Opening Night Event
Friday July 3
6:00pm – 8:30pm
Ardrossan Town Hall
The evening will feature:
• Live music by Caleb Raymond and Ella Stacey
• A Listening Post with composer Jodie O’Regan collecting stories and reflections connected to the algal bloom and our coast
• Framed exhibition works from the Reef Resilience Photo & Art Showcase
• New cinematic imagery captured locally by GSRF filmmaker Stefan Andrews
• A Q&A panel discussion
• Welcome to Country by Garry Goldsmith
• Food available for purchase by Nourished by Jo
• Drinks available for purchase
The exhibition will remain open to the public from July 4–19 during the school holidays.
This is a free community event, but registrations are encouraged.
Secure free tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/reef-resilience-photo-and-art-exhibition-ardrossan
Learn more about the Reef Resilience Photo & Art Showcase here: https://greatsouthernreef.com/reef-resilience-photo-art-showcase
Supported by Yorke Peninsula Council, Ardrossan Progress Association, and Country Arts SA.

13/06/2026

Another great reason to visit LC

A Proud Milestone for Woodburn Homestead ✨

We are delighted to announce that Woodburn Homestead is now an official Partner.

Following our recent attendance at Wedded World in Sydney, we are honoured to be recognised alongside some of Australia’s leading wedding venues and industry professionals.

As a family-owned wedding destination in the heart of Langhorne Creek, our passion has always been creating meaningful celebrations, exceptional hospitality and unforgettable experiences for our couples. This partnership is a reflection of that commitment and our continued investment in delivering weddings of the highest standard.

We are incredibly grateful to our couples, industry colleagues and the Wedded Wonderland team for their support and confidence in what we do.

Here’s to the next chapter. 🤍

Bianca, Cindy & the Woodburn Homestead Team

23/05/2026

We are taking a holiday in June. Stock up before or plan a visit after, we would love to see you a bit later

01/05/2026

30/10/2025

Langhorne Creek has many treasures like our arty spot at WindSong Wines too

Listed as of of South Australia’s Secret Wine Gems according to the

Their most recent article listed us as a “must-visit winery”. 👏🏻🫶🏻

Surrounded by 50-year-old shiraz vines, Kimbolton’s cellar door of stacked shipping containers looks like the remnants of a giant game of Jenga. It’s the ideal spot to try the cabernet and malbec the region is known for, as well as montepulciano that appears as a Provencal-style rosé, dry red and sparkling wine.

You need to drive through the Adelaide Hills to reach this compact region nestled beside the Bremer River (curiously, there is no Langhorne Creek). Because it’s located in a floodplain, the vineyards are protected by a series of floodgates that allow growers to inundate them during floods. Some cellar doors even have footage of people kayaking and wakeboarding between vines that produce fruit notable both for its juiciness and a distinct earthiness. Visit when it’s not in flood and you can taste them in a quintessentially Australian setting beneath giant red gums that echo with the raucous chatter of galahs, rosellas and warbling magpies.

The winemaker’s favourite: Langhorne Creek
This region is littered with sixth-generation producers and has a winemaking history dating back to the 1850s. In that time, it’s been the engine room of some of Australia’s most famous brands, and Langhorne Creek fruit helped Wolf Blass win the Jimmy Watson Trophy (Australia’s most prestigious wine award) an unequalled three years running in the 1970s. And yet, Langhorne Creek is often overshadowed by its more famous neighbours.

Read the FULL article via the link in our bio 🍷🍾🥂🍇

08/10/2025

Spring is beautiful in Langhorne Creek. Visit us and enjoy our delicious wines, friendly atmosphere and a book or an art work to brighten your day.

25/09/2025

It’s all around us Nature is optimistic and renewing

The beauty of Budburst!🤩

There isn't a lot of greenery on our vines at the moment so, when it is there, it really pops!

These vineyards are our younger Verdelho vines. You can see them from the main road when driving down towards Wellington.

28/08/2025

One of many reasons to visit us at Langhorne Creek

The perfect pair 🍷🧀

Venture into the region and drop into our Award Winning Cellar Door today. You won't be disappointed.

Open 11am - 4pm

29/07/2025

And here is another beautiful one

29/07/2025

Good rains have spurred the growth of fungi around the district. If fungi stopped decomposing dead matter there would be no carbon available for new plants and animals