About Wirra Wirra
Wirra Wirra is a historic winery and cellar door in McLaren Vale, within the City of Onkaparinga, South Australia, about 45 kilometres south of Adelaide. Established in 1894 and revived in 1969, it is known for its Church Block Cabernet blend, restored 19th-century iron church, vineyard setting and art installations. It offers structured tastings, tours and events, representing a key stop on the McLaren Vale wine trail.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a working vineyard and cellar door centred on the restored small iron church originally built in 1894. The site includes tasting rooms, barrel halls, vineyard views, scattered art installations and sculptures, and landscaped grounds. Experiences focus on guided wine tastings, vineyard walks and occasional tours explaining winemaking and the estate's history. The setting is rural and relaxed, with views over vines and the Willunga Hills.
Key highlights
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Historic iron church cellar door built in 1894 and restored as tasting room
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Flagship Church Block Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Merlot blend
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Vineyard setting with art installations including the large wooden swing and sculptures
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Structured wine tastings and guided estate tours
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Harry's Deli and seasonal food offerings alongside wine