Friends and I recently visited the Winery for a tour and tasting. We were escorted by Dillon (Kalleske family) who was all of 18 and the most knowledgeable, capable and... read more friendly young man you could meet. Nothing was too hard or challenging for him and...More

  This will definitely be one of our most visited cellar doors now we are locals and have found this wonderful cellar door. Some stunning tastes & a team that... read more truly believes in what they do & how they do it, organic & biodynamic. If you...More

  Definately worth the visit. - A group of 8 of us finally made it to the Barossa from WA for a wine club trip that had been 2 yrs in the planning.
Kalleske was a... read more great experience.
From the fun of our blind tasting wine flight to the delicious food, our time spent was informative, well presented and a very enjoyable afternoon. Our host was knowledgeable, warm and welcoming. Really enjoyed this venue.

  We did a short wine tasting at the bar and both found a bottle we liked which we enjoyed drinking later with dinner in our cottage accom

  We have visited, on several occasions, visited many of the fine wineries the Barossa has to offer and every time we keep coming back to Kalleske.. Before I tasted... read more their Semillon I was not much of a white drinker - now I am. And I...More

  Unfortunately our visit to Kalleske was neither welcoming nor personalised. There were 3 staff members behind the counter when we entered. They were talking to each other (work related) but... read more took almost 30 seconds to look up and acknowledge us. Thirty seconds is a long time.
There are 5 different tasting experiences on offer, with none of them explained or elaborated on in any way so couldn't make an informed choice. Then the tasting itself involved a plank with fairly generous pours and tasting sheet with descriptions. The staff tell you nothing.
Very impersonal. Some of the wines were quite nice.
With so many wonderful cellar doors in the Barossa, I would not put this one on my 'to visit' list again.

  The Kalleske family have been farming grapes organically for 7 generations. Their wine is beautiful. Greenock is a tiny "town", a few kms from Tanunda, and this cellar is well... read more worth a visit. The family members who "man" the cellar, are very informative and their...More

  We did a short wine tasting at the bar and both found a bottle we liked which we enjoyed drinking later with dinner in our cottage accommodation.