We visited the new Cellar door. Absolutely terrible. You'd never guess they sold extraordinarily expensive wine as it looked like a corporate function room or RSL inside. Way too much merchandise for sale. Very Tacky. Would not recommend when there are so many other places to go.

My fiancée and I visited and were served by Annie. She was delightful! So friendly and welcoming. My fiancée had a $20 tasting and I fulfilled a life long dream of tasting the Grange for $50. Annie was so giving with her knowledge of the product, and it was abundantly clear that she LOVES and truly believes in the wines that Penfolds produce.  We have visited a few of the Barossa wineries during our trip, but Annie's enthusiasm and friendliness has made our visit a highlight of our trip.

This not the most attractive wine tasting place we visited. But the amazing staff more than made up for this. Very knowledgeable on the wines and advice on other Vineyards to visit (not something other Vineyards reciporicated). This set up an awesome day for us. Great advice

Very very nice and competent personnel took us through a wine and chocolate pairing. Fun to be at Penfolds but - boring location/room. - tasting 3 wines and small pieces of chocolate for $40 is too expensive compared to what you get on other cellar doors They are pushing the corporate brand too far. Went to another tasting in the area and got 8 great wines at a fabulous location for $20 and when we bought one bottle for $45 they even dropped charges for the tasting

It's been over 15 years since our last visit but it hasn't changed. The oldest and most premium wines in my home cellar are still Penfolds. The museum vintages available are awesome. The tasting we did was awesome. Although pricey, I put up the cash for a taste of 2019 Quantum and 2018 Superblend B for the experience. Both were excellent and still a bit pricey for me but now I can appreciate why. Joined the Kalimna Club which is handy because you can choose what you want when so many wine clubs limit your choices. The metal membership card was a very nice touch too...

Pros: - Gemma! Thank you! You made our visit today! - our group had a mix of the standard tasting and the ‘ultimate’ experience, this was handled with the upmost of ease and grace. Phenomenally executed! - The wines on offer for the ultimate tasting are out of this world! Highly HIGHLY recommend for any wine enthusiast wanting a special treat! - value for money on the $10 tasting, most of the rest of my group had this one, and it seemed to be great value! Helped out amazingly by Gemma offering us the GGF tawny! Wow! Amazing! Thank you!!! Cons: - I don’t even want to complain but my only one would be that the place has an airport feel. Without the amazing service I’d worry as to what the place might feel like! We were very lucky though this didn’t worry us at all! Thank you so much Penfolds, but mostly Gemma! That was just brilliant service and the most wonderful tasting experience! They are lucky to have you!

Annie and the team provided a really enjoyable experience. It was great to get so much context on the wines we were tasting and the privilege to try Grange. The book to keep your wine notes is a lovely touch. The tips and advice on the region for our stay was greatly appreciated.

Penfold a giant that live off its name. Tasted 5 of their wines with price starting from $50 up to $130, none of them was satisfying and tasted like a $16 bottle from BWS. The only decent one was the $130 that I would have pay max $20/bottle. Looks like you pay just for the name and that it is a disgrace, especially when you actually can go in others wineries around and with $35 buy excellent wines 10 times better than theirs. A suggestions from a commoner leave Penfolds to the nobility, pretty sure that their even more expensive wines are amazing, just not affordable for the normal people, and plenty of other value for money option around.

We were excited to visit one of Australia's iconic wineries. But... when we stepped inside, we were so disappointed in what awaited us. It was rather sterile and uninviting. Apparently, we should have visited the winery in Adelaide!

We did a paid Luxury Wines experience. Not only was the host knowledgeable, she was friendly too. We sampled some fantastic wines including Grange. A great experience!

It once felt like you were drinking with friends. Now all the staff do is talk about what the wine means to them. Do not bother paying for the $100 tasting unless you only want a thimble full of each. Also a lot of their wine tastes mass produced. We went a year ago and when you bought wine the tasting fee was waived. I think if you buy their most expensive wine there should be an exception to the rule. Lastly, Dan Murphy’s sell most of their wine cheaper!

We would like to thank Gayle for her time and attention during our wine tasting. Gayle advised us that she had only been working at Penfolds for a short time, however that did not show. Her wine knowledge was extensive and she had a warm and welcoming presence. Thank you Gayle, for making our quick visit so memorable. The facility was clean and beautifully presented. We will certainly be back.

Staff very friendly and helpful I’m sure they were very knowledgeable about their products gave us the option for them to go through the process of the Gin or just proceed with very clear directions on the menu, the menu though limited was great it is mainly pizza but delicious pizzas and a few side options

Paid $150 for a Taste of Grange. Was really disappointed only given one taste of Grange ! Was expecting more than one . Also the location is in a dingy shopping center , such a let down after going to other wineries . If they had actual photos on the website and full disclosure that there was only one Grange , we would not have booked .

Decided to swing by the Barossa. We went of Easter Friday so not much open but we found Penfolds. Little odd as it is in a shopping complex type area. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Tasting menu was $10 per person but waived if purchase was made. Delicious wines, we purchased a couple of bottles to take home.