Australian Wine Adventure: Langmeil Winery Pop-Up Tasting at Back Alley Wine Bar
(Monday, November 10th, 2025)

Ready to discover the best of Barossa? Join us for a dazzling wine flight this Monday, November 10th, starting at 4pm at Back Alley Wine Bar, Prescott, where three unique Langmeil wines from Barossa Valley invite you to explore Australian history, tradition, and taste.

The Legacy of Australian Wine

Australia’s winemaking story began in 1788, but within two centuries, the continent soared as a world leader in quality and innovation. Waves of European immigrants and fearless pioneers brought vine cuttings, knowledge, and passion to regions like Barossa, inspiring a thriving culture focused on premium blends and age-worthy reds.​

Barossa Valley: Australia’s Wine Heartland

Barossa Valley sits at the center of Australia’s wine heritage. Settled by Prussians in the mid-1800s, it’s famed for bold, expressive reds—especially Shiraz—and historical vineyards that connect generations of growers and winemakers. Barossa’s complex soils, hot days, and cool nights nurture fruit intensity and complexity, making it a favorite with critics and collectors worldwide.​

Meet Langmeil Winery: Tradition and Innovation

Langmeil is a family-run pioneer rooted in Barossa’s oldest wine traditions. Established in 1842, the winery is home to The Freedom Vineyard—planted in 1843 and recognized as the oldest producing Shiraz vines in the world. The Lindner family has dedicated generations to reviving heritage vineyards, mastering minimal intervention techniques, and earning international accolades while preserving the past for future wine lovers.​

Accolades: Langmeil was voted #6 among Top Wineries of Australia in 2021, and its wines consistently receive rave reviews for their balance, depth, and fidelity to classic Barossa traditions.

Taste the Wines: Flight Preview

Viognier, Marsanne, Roussanne | 2024
A vibrant blend with enticing aromas of peach, citrus, and exotic florals. Medium-bodied, showing fresh minerality, subtle zest, and hints of spice. Aged in stainless steel to preserve brightness and purity. Try with grilled seafood, roasted chicken, and creamy cheeses for a harmonious match.​

Grenache, Shiraz, Mataro | 2022
This classic “GSM” draws on fruit from vines 47–69 years old, aged 17 months in a mix of 11% new French oak and 89% seasoned American oak. Luscious red fruits and black cherry lead into mocha, herbal, and spice notes, backed by silky tannins. Ideal with lamb dishes, rich tomato pasta, and pepperoni pizza.​

Offspring Cabernet Sauvignon | 2021
Displays elegant layers of blackberry, cassis, and mint, softened by refined oak and supple tannins. Aged in seasoned barrels for depth and structure. Pair with grilled steak, hearty tomato pastas, or roasted meats for ultimate Barossa comfort.​

Visiting Langmeil Winery

Langmeil offers a true taste of Barossa’s past and present. Wander restored 1840s buildings, stroll through history-rich gardens, and enjoy curated tasting flights featuring the Old Vine Garden and iconic Freedom Shiraz. Book a Freedom Experience or Old Vine Garden Experience for an intimate tour and tasting adventure.

Visit & Contact

Langmeil Winery, Barossa Valley
Cellar Door: 184 Murray Street, Tanunda SA 5352
Website: langmeilwinery.com.au
Phone: +61 8 8563 2595
Email: cellar@langmeilwinery.com.au

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Join the Australia Celebration at Back Alley Wine Bar

Event Details

Location: Back Alley Wine Bar, Prescott, AZ
Date: Monday, November 10, 2025
Time: 4pm – 7pm
Format: Guided flight tasting + food pairing suggestions
Atmosphere: Relaxed, convivial, and perfect for exploring the depth and stories of Australia together

Why Attend?

Explore three distinct Langmeil wines—each telling a story of Australia’s wine evolution.

Taste original Barossa flavors from vines with an unmatched legacy.

Learn food pairing secrets and celebrate 180+ years of Langmeil mastery.

Join the Back Alley Wine Bar community for friendly, guided tastings in a cozy, lively setting.

Don’t miss your glass of Australian heritage—world-class wines, legendary vineyards, and Barossa history await! No passport required.