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By 0Living, Wine

**THIS EVENT HAS NOW FINISHED** Lou Miranda Estate together with MyClayCo presents Polymer Clay Jewellery making class. Set yourself up with a complimentary glass of wine on arrival whilst crafting your own set of unique earrings, keyrings or even wine glass charms. A fun and informative three hour session you will learn a variety of polymer clay techniques and create your own designs using polymer clay. At the end of the session you will have a completed set of earrings, keyrings or wine glass charms, that are yours to keep! This workshop is ideal for beginners. No experience with polymer clay or jewellery making is required. Date: April 26, 2025 Time: 2 sessions to choose

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Make Your AFL Gather Round Extra Memorable! Heading to the AFL Gather Round? Why not take a detour and call in at Lou Miranda Estate – we’ve got something special for footy fans! Here’s the Game Plan: Wear your team colours and enjoy a complimentary Fierce III wine experience – because nothing pairs better with footy than a great glass of wine. Savour the flavours of the Barossa and make it a day to remember. Lunch at Lou’s by Horizon: Indulge in a delicious meal at our restaurant, where locally inspired flavours and Lou Miranda Estate wines come together beautifully. Whether your team’s kicking goals or taking a breather, we’d love to host

By 0Culture, Travel

Be inspired and learn as you explore the Barossa The Barossa Valley has been the home to the Indigenous Australians, the Traditional Owners, from Karuna, Peramangk and Ngadjuri peoples for thousands of years prior to European occupation in the early 1800s. The region provided a rich abundance of life-sustaining natural resources, including year-round water from the Para River and its tributaries. The Barossa Valley continues to hold great cultural significance to the Kaurna, Peramangk and Ngadjuri peoples to this day. The post-European settlement Barossa Valley is founded in the traditions of the early German and English settlers since 1842. Culture remains central to many of the traditions that continue to

By 0Culture, Food, Travel

Eat like a local Good food and wine are synonymous with the Barossa Valley. Discover local producers who grow, nurture, and make the best Barossa produce, supplying the Barossa’s world class chefs. The Producers Luckily in the Barossa, picking up goodies directly from the local producers is a regular pass time for locals and visitors. There are 2 weekly farmers' markets, The Barossa Farmers Market at Angaston and the Mt Pleasant Farmers Market. Operating every Saturday morning for 49 weeks of the year. A weekly shop and treat of a freshly cooked breakfast at the markets is the best way to find and stock up on local produce. All around the Barossa are farm

By 0Travel

You made it to the Barossa. Welcome, Welcome. Now how do you get out and about and around. One of the main reasons for visiting the Barossa Valley is to partake in wine tastings or indulging in an eating session. If you want to avoid delegating a designated driver I have listed a few ways to get around in the Barossa from the fun and adventurous to the conventional and convenient. When planning your Barossa itinerary you will need to account for the travelling times between the towns. If you go out by bike one day you might want to restrict your travelling to a smaller area such as

NEWSLETTER

Let us share with you news and events happening at the winery. Hear about the vineyard and the work we are doing with the soil, our diverse range of wines and what we are eating with the wines. Bring the Barossa straight to your inbox with our food pairings and at home wine experiences.

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IN HOME & CORPORATE WINE TASTINGS

Only available to South Australian customers, allow us to host a private tasting in the comfort of your own home or at your work place.

LUNCH RESERVATION

Lou’s by Horizon is open for lunch & dinner service, please check their website for opening hours which are different to our Cellar Door Wine Experience opening hours. Book Here for your table at Lou’s by Horizon, one of the best winery restaurants in South Australia.

Producers License: 57600330 Lou Miranda Estate follows the Responsible Service of Alcohol. It is against the law to supply alcohol to persons under the age of 18 years old. Deliveries must be received by a responsible adult.

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+61 8 8524 4537

1876 Barossa Valley Way, Rowland Flat, South Australia 5352

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Opening Hours

Please note the Restaurant and Cellar Door operate at different times, so please check our opening hours before your visit to ensure the best experience.

Restaurant: Lou’s By Horizon operating hours and enquiries please visit www.lousbyhorizon.com.au

Cellar Door: For Wine Experiences open 7 days: Monday to Friday 10:30am to 4:00pm. Saturday & Sunday 11:00am to 4:00pm.