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This product is in stock, ready for immediate dispatch and if you order today in Australia, you should expect your order to arrive 02 February 2026 or later.
Featuring much-loved wineries such as Petaluma, Sidewood Estate and Karrawatta, iconic accommodation including Thorngrove Manor, Mount Lofty House and Sequoia, and popular local attractions like Melba’s Chocolates, Hans Heysen’s The Cedars and the Wolf Blass Gallery, our archive pack of 30 x Adelaide Hills 2.0 iteration tea towel captures the best of the South Australian wine region.
Thoughtfully designed to help support regional tourism after the impact of lockdowns, our previous Adelaide Hills 2.0 design features around 45 local favourites: 15 wineries ranked four stars or more on the James Halliday Wine Companion with a cellar door open to the public, 15 accommodation properties from motels to luxury retreats to encourage visitors to stay longer and spend more money in the region, and 15 must-see attractions selected to appeal to a variety of ages and interests to help raise your region's profile and encourage visitors to return and explore further.
Our pack of 30 archive edition Adelaide Hills 2.0 wine region map tea towels are perfect for wine club gifts-with-purchase, event giveaways, thank you gifts and gift hampers.
Product Features:
Illustrated in Australia by Ballarat artist Caroline Keys
100% premium cotton
50cm x 70cm standard tea towel size
Machine washable – softens beautifully with use
Presented with a header tag, easy to display in-store, and ready to gift
Why customers love it:
Whether it's a nostalgic reminder of a weekend getaway, a practical souvenir, or a thoughtful thank you gift for someone with ties to the region, our archive Adelaide Hills 2.0 wine region map tea towel is as useful as it is beautiful.
Snap up our archived iteration in a pack of 30
This is our second printing run (2.0) of the Adelaide Hills wine region tea towel which has been superceded by our 3.0 version.
Strictly limited quantities, available while stocks last.

