Amazing service by Annie. Excellent wines and experience overall. Loved our time here and would…read moredefinitely come back next time we're around.

They have a small but tasty (not referring to cheese type) range of brie, washrind and the bits and…read morepieces you have with a cheese plate. We stopped here for a bunch of cheeses and meats for the dinner meal of wine and cheese (all class). They make a whole bunch of cheeses on site, but do small batches so you won't find a mountain of them but they'll do haloumi one day and a different style the next. The lady doing the tastings of the cheese was very free with the tastings which makes a change from other cheese places I've been to (I'm talking to you, Hunter Valley), but definitely had a bit of a growl to her rather than welcoming. Country gruff and took a while to break her down to make her smile.

Everyone who has read some of my reviews probably knows by now that I love cheese. Can't help it…read more That's why I was quite excited to go and visit the store of The Barossa Valley Cheese Company. I have had some of their cheeses before (you can buy them in several delis and supermarkets in Adelaide) and they're all lovely and very tasty. I was slightly disappointed with this shop though, for several reasons. First of all they didn't have any of my favourite cheese, the Petit Prince. Out of stock. Second, I imagined the place to be bigger, with more cheeses available for tasting. We were able to try the Geo, Brie and Washrind (all great) but I was hoping to try some other things I didn't know yet. However, the visit to their shop hasn't minimised the love I share for their brand. If you don't know them, try the Petit Prince or Petite Princesse. They're delicious!