My partner and I visited the d'Arenberg Cube last week and were so pleased we did so. This place is a "must see" when visiting McLaren Vale in South Australia. Some of the most outlandish and interesting art that you could see is on display. We paid $20 to enter and if you're a Salvator Dali & Charles Billich fan the extra $10 to see many of their original artworks is well worth the cost. Some of the artwork is "way out" so be prepared for different things.. Staff are very pleasant & helpful as well....Oh! the coffee is good too.

Situated in McLaren Vale, the Cube is a must see. It is $20 to enter and this includes a wine tasting of at least 6 of the D’Arenberg range. The staff are helpful and informative even if a bit slow with the tasting, but we weren’t in a hurry so that didn’t matter. There is some amazing pieces of artwork and very wacky and weird over all the floors. We caught the lift up and went down the stairs to explore more. There are 2 restaurants on site, one being Asian. There is a gallery on one floor which you have to pay an extra $10 that is dedicated to Dali and other surrealist artists. To be honest, I’m a huge Dali fan and was expecting a lot more so was disappointed. There is a really cool video on the ground floor that has video’s on the names of all the wines. You have to check out the bathrooms the are fabulous! Outside there is a small gallery the Archers Arcadia which has interactive sideshow pieces. D’Arenberg is definitely worth visiting.

Our visit to d'Arenberg was a highlight of our 6 week South Australian car trip. We loved the quirkiness of the building and everything in and around it. We could have spent a whole day exploring the contemporary art museum, the Dali Exhibition, and all there was to see and experience. Our admission price included a standard wine tasting which was generous and the person looking after us was knowledge and professional but extremely friendly. This experience was exceptional value for money and the wines were beautiful.

A Quirky Building with some exceptional art and in particular, the Dali displays. Whether you are a fan of Dali or not, this is a place to visit for no other reason than to enjoy the quirky design of the building and the art it contains. Aimed at the wine lovers but some great artistic interpretations inside are delightful.

We had quite a pleasant visit to the The Cube. Relatively inexpensive. We had a general tasting & added the Dali exhibition since we previously visited the Dali museum in Figueroa. Even though it was a Sat just before lunch with a busy tasting room, they made sure they got us some space to prop. We felt relatively un - rushed. The lady who served us waited till we had time to taste before moving on to the next wine on the list. Even added a couple of wines not on the list at the end. Frankly, I thought we might be rushed at a large winery,so pleasantly surprised. Ordered a couple of bottles and moved on to the Dali exhibition. We were puzzled that we could have a Dali exhibition here in McLaren Vale. It was soon explained that Dali arranged for some of his works to be replicated with limited qty of each. So all the items in there were labelled as such. Learn something new everyday, right? Overall, quite a nice experience.

We were excited to see the Dali exhibition and were prepared to do long drive from the city to get there. The cube is somewhat out of place and assume a folly of the rich owners. Entry fee was steep considering who does wine tasting first thing in the morning and surcharge to actually see the Dali section was frustrating. Worth seeing the exhibit as a one off but not a repeat visit.

Definitely the most flamboyant cellar door we've ever been to with an art house cube building which includes the Salvador Dali exhibition. Over 70 wines made with very clever names which adds to the appeal. The premium reds were excellent and there is a good back vintage selection for purchase to enhance the home vertical tasting experience. The toilets are fascinating but a bit confusing to get into. Definitely worth a visit for the spectacle, if bit the wine.

d'Arenberg and its Cube not only lived up to, but exceeded my expectations. Nothing else in this country comes close for a unique winery experience. Surprises at every turn. It helps to like Salvador Dali and Chester Osborn's eccentricities of course!

Differently worth a visit if your in McLaren Vale. Lots to look at. We dined at Singapore Circus with friends and enjoyed the banquet. Waiter explained the food very well to us and the wine. Did the wine tasting experience after lunch.

This could be the best winery we have ever visited! It gives you a unique experience from the moment you walk in n you get greeted by the beautiful Salvador Dali’s sculptures. Once you step into the cube you get taken away by the breathtaking art work throughout all 3 levels. Dont forget to check out the stairway & the toilets as they are an exceptional experience on their own! We went with the basic wine tasting experience where you get 6 glasses the are conveniently filled of either whites or red wines. I personally loved The Dry Dam from the white wines, The Pink from the Rose. I highly recommend this winery whenever ur in Adelaide.