About this tour
This 90-minute Adelaide experience pairs Australian wine heritage with Indigenous foodways. Start with a guided tour exploring 65 Australian wine regions and the winemakers behind them, then transition to a curated tasting of three wines from Indigenous producers, each matched with native-ingredient canapés that reflect Aboriginal connections to Country. A compact yet substantive introduction to Australian viticulture and First Nations culinary traditions.
Highlights
- Survey 65 Australian wine regions and their defining characteristics
- Meet the stories of winemakers shaping the industry
- Taste three wines exclusively from Indigenous producers
- Sample canapés crafted from traditional Aboriginal ingredients
- Understand Aboriginal people's deep relationship with Country through food
What to expect
You'll begin indoors at the Australian Wine Story, where a host walks you through the breadth of the country's wine landscape—how geography, climate and vision have shaped each region's output. It's conversational rather than technical; focus falls on the people driving the industry forward. After roughly 45 minutes, you'll move to the tasting component. Three wines arrive alongside three matching canapés, each designed to highlight native ingredients and their cultural significance. The pairing unfolds at a relaxed pace, giving you room to ask questions and absorb the thinking behind the selections.
Good to know
Fully wheelchair accessible throughout, with accessible surfaces and amenities. Service animals welcome. Public transport stops nearby. No special fitness level required. Arrive with an empty stomach to appreciate the pairings without distraction.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.



