St Hugo’s new home in Barossa

by | Feb 6, 2017 | Australia & Pacific, Hotels + Resorts, Wine & Dine

Wine enthusiasts have a new spot to indulge in their favourite pastime.

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Wine enthusiasts have a new spot to indulge in their favourite pastime. St Hugo, one of Australia’s most celebrated wine labels, has opened the doors of its new brand home in the heart of the Barossa Valley – and it promises to deliver on a truly luxurious and exclusive wine tasting experience. The sensory journey starts from the moment you cross the estate’s gates and travel through an avenue of aged cork trees before reaching the historic stonewalled building. Inside, a sophisticated wine lounge awaits with especially-crafted St. Hugo wines – including a Private Collection with wines that are entirely exclusive to the brand home.

Guests can choose from exceptional experience packages that feature everything from private helicopter tours of the St. Hugo vineyards to the unprecedented opportunity to name your own row of vines and blend your bespoke wine. And because there is no better way to become immersed in the legacy of St. Hugo than with impeccable food, St. Hugo also offers an intimate dining experience featuring the best of local Barossa produce.

Legacy Wine Experience starts from AUD $5,000 per person and Prestige Wine Experience start from AUD $30,000 for two people.

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