Down the Rabbit Hole cellar party

Five O’Clock Somewhere

A collective of winemakers – mostly from McLaren Vale - are opening a venue in Gilbert Street and offering up local small batch, specialty wine and finally proving that (CityMag’s) dreams really do come true.

Vino Espresso

Italian wines at their finest at Vino Espresso's tasting event

Down The Rabbit Hole

Down The Rabbit Hole Wines sells out their pop-up cellar door and bar in under a minute

Introducing: Colab for breakfast, lunch and coffee

New King William Street cafè - the aptly titled Colab - brings together luminaries from across the spectrum of Adelaide's hospitality scene in a Renew Adelaide space, for a limited time only.

East End Wine Down returns

In true street party style the East End Wine Down will take over Vardon Avenue on Sunday March 29, showcasing South Australia’s best winemakers. Be sure to nab yourself a ticket so you can celebrate living in a state full of grapes and people who know how to ferment them really well.

On the menu: Sherry explained

Once four of our favourite bars had offered us a tipple of sherry, we began to feel that it might be a "thing". Discover more to the classic fortified than what your Great Aunt might have shared over happy hour in our first in a new series of articles that seek to explain the city's finer details.

Barossa Trust Mark launch

The Barossa Valley is changing the way it does business. The recently minted Barossa Trust Mark will give one of the state's most prominent regions the power to put its best foot forward without fear or favour.

Bottled diplomacy

As Australia solidifies its ties with Japan, relations with China have slipped slightly to the background. But over a bottle of SA wine, Adelaide is bypassing the Federal Government to create direct commercial, cultural and diplomatic links with the People’s Republic – our number one trade partner.