7 Barossa Christmas Gift Ideas
The Barossa Valley is a treasure trove of heritage, flavour and slow-living sophistication. And this Christmas, you can give someone the kind of gift that's sure to put a huge smile on their face.
Whether it's your partner, family, a colleague you admire, or even you (treat yo’ self), here are seven top picks from the Barossa that deliver on meaning and local magic.
Lyndoch Lavender Farm Luxury Gift Box
Everyone loves cute little gift boxes, especially if they scream luxury skincare pampering. This lavender farm luxe box brings the Barossa’s rural elegance straight to someone’s door. It contains the lavender hand and body lotion (275ml), facial moisturizer with skin rejuvenating Rose-Geranium (100ml), lavender soap, lavender honey soap, lavender ylang ylang massage oil (275ml), and a pretty embroidered lavender sachet. Soft, calming, delightfully fragrant, and perfect for the soul who needs a little calm (or someone who just loves lavender). $79.95
Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop Seasonal Long Lunch Cooking School
Nothing says Christmas like a leisurely lunch, fresh produce, and a kitchen filled with holiday aromas. Maggie Beer’s seasonal cooking school masterclass is pure festive magic; hands-on cooking, beautiful dishes from Maggie’s recipe books, and a shared lunch that tastes like a summer celebration. If you have a foodie friend or family member who owns too many wooden spoons, consider sending them a voucher for this 5-hour cooking experience. $220.
Australian Map Gifts Australian Food & Wine Festivals Calendar
A great Kris Kringle or Christmas stocking stuffer for those who you know love wine (and even better, Barossa wine, but don't know their favourite variety or vineyard). This calendar is packed with over 100 food and wine festivals across Australia from January 2026-March 2027 from grape stomps to oceanside food feasts, from truffle hunts to long lunches. It makes an inspiring gift for friends who love travel, food and wine and even better, it's printed in Australia on 100% recycled paper. $45.
Henschke Hill of Grace Experience
Now this is a premium Christmas gift. A private tasting of Hill of Grace—one of Australia’s most iconic wines, plus a guided walk through historic vines. If your partner, parent, or friend is a wine connoisseur (or enjoys cosplaying as one), then consider bringing them to their happy place. It’s the kind of extraordinary experience you give to someone who deserves a truly special festive surprise. $325 per person (booking for a minimum of two).
Anlaby Station House & Garden Tour
For the family, friends who love architecture, or appreciate stories in living form. Anlaby Station is yet another slice of Barossa charm. A destination steeped in history and blissful tranquility that would totally impress them. Imagine a grand homestead with a total of 32 rooms furnished with vintage art and style; manicured gardens and a story-rich tour that feels like stepping inside a period film. Tour runs for close to 3 hours every Wednesday and Sunday. $65
Chateau Tanunda Barossa Valley View Guesthouse
You might just go all the way and book a whole Barossa getaway at the Chateau Tanunda’s View Guesthouse, a perfect base for exploring the surrounding wine region. It's a luxurious open-plan home wrapped in vineyard scenery, fully furnished with a dining table for 8 people, and the living room has a large flat screen TV. There’s also an outdoor patio entertainment area, a lounge, and a swimming pool. Pin this for a romantic getaway with your partner this Christmas (you may let the kids tag along for a mini family vacay) or gift your favorite couple friends. $950
Ironstone Cottage Stag With Turtleneck Cushion Cover
This witty cushion cover is a nod to wintry Christmases with its stylish stag dressed in an elegant turtleneck jumper yet it's "cool" enough to dress your or your Dad's sofa year-round. It has a woven tapestry front and a light beige velvet back. The cushion cover measures 46cm x 46cm (those 50cm cushion inserts work best). $115.
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