'The Leader' Barossa Valley, Summer & Christmas Food & Wine 2015 by The Leader Newspaper

2015

Summer & Christmas

BAROSSA CHRISTMAS

Winning Food and Wine combinations

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Two great families, one great blend

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Growing food and friendships

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in this issue... 4

Community Garden

Fernfield Wines

Christmas Pairings

Growing food and friendships Bec’s cellar door win

Scott’s Food and Wine tips

7, 9, 11

Industry insights

Grape & Wine, Food and Tourism

In The Kitchen

Rose’s delicious scones

Table Cafe and Wine Bar

Out and About

New name, new menu, new look

Melbourne Cup Luncheon

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Behind the Label

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Food Profile

Top drops to try this Christmas The Willaston Hotel

Brothers Band Together

Barossa Farmers Market

Chaffey and Fechner’s working as one Updates from local producers

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Barossa Farmers Market

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Summer Savings

Meet your local stallholders

Hot offers to snip and save!

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Scott and Bec Barr, of Fernfield Wines with their furry family, Dexter and Bandit, are all set for this Christmas. Bec’s British heritage means there’s always a traditional ham, roast turkey and all the trimmings on the dinner table. The Leader would like to thank Barossa Fine Foods for supplying a double smoked ham on the bone for our special Christmas cover image. Photo by Stephanie Gann.

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Garden grows love

By Liz Alderslade A small garden tucked away in the outskirts of Tanunda, a small-dedicated group come together to tend to their garden and their friendships. The Cross Roads Community ‘Grow Love’ Garden has been expanding their gardening knowledge and produce over the last six years since their inception. Founded in 2009, the community garden began with five friends who wanted to grow

BACK: Graham Steinberner, Tanunda; Ken Schliebs, Vine Vale; Denise Habermann, Bethany; Russell and Carol Aslin, Tanunda and Bob Modra, Marananga. FRONT: Jenny Schubert, Tanunda; Val Williams, Tanunda; Donna Gaskin, Tanunda and Dianne Litterini, Tanunda. pumpkins on an empty piece of land. Ms Denise Habermann, one of the founding members of the community garden group, said that the garden was originally started to h e l p r a i s e m o n e y fo r th e C r o s s Roads Community Centre but

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ended up becoming a lot more than that. “ We w e r e v e r y f o r t u n a t e . We got a grant from the Barons of the Barossa and a council grant. So that helped us establish the place and just about all of our equipment was donated,” said Denise. “We have become a really neat group, we enjoy each other’s company. We have developed friendships.” Not only have they grown friendships amongst the gardeners, but they have also expanded what they grow in the garden. The garden is currently full of onions and garlic with beans ready to be picked by Christmas. The group are also growing pumpkins, tomatoes, eggplant, basil, capsicums, asparagus, rhubarb and so much more. One of the most peculiar vegetables they have grown in the past was artichokes, but they decided they would not take up the offer of growing them again this year. As they expand their knowledge on what they grow and how they grow it, the gardeners are also in the process of making the garden more sustainable. “I think each year we develop a bit more. Each year we grow a little more. We started just with pumpkins and onions. Then we went into broccoli, cauliflower and cos lettuce. I think we are diversifying more,” said Denise. “By developing the soil here we are getting

better crops. I think it’s a good thing we don’t spray anything. Our practices are becoming more and more developed. “What we are endeavouring to do perhaps over the last 12 months now is become selfsustainable, making our own compost, etc.” The group is full of lots of ideas with a few inner circle debates about what to plant next. Some of the local gardeners at the Cross Road’s Community ‘Grow Love’ Garden happen to judge events at local shows and know what good produce looks like. The produce is sold at markets in the Barossa, through their own church parishes, to the Faith School kitchen and at The Hub in Tanunda. Denise says they have always had good feedback from people about their produce and is glad that people are so willing to donate seeds and equipment to their cause. The money raised at the garden goes into keeping the garden running and its equipment and maintenance, they also help out the Cross Roads Centre. Recently, the gardeners donated whatever produce they had at the moment to the Kind Hearted Kitchen, who were able to use the produce to go into the meals made for struggling families. Starting at a grassroots level, the garden has been built from the ground up and nurtured strong friendships in the gardening community.

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Winning ways continue at Fernfield

ABOVE: Bec and Scott Barr, owners

of Fernfield wines holding Bec’s prize she won as “Best Cellar Door Person”.

There’s a festive feel at Fernfield Wines and it’s not just because Christmas is approaching. Winery owners, Scott and Bec Barr are celebrating Bec’s recognition as “Best Cellar Door Person” at the 2015 Barossa Cellar Circle Awards for excellence in Barossa Cellar Door outlets. It’s a prestigious win for the family owned winery based at Eden Valley which the Barrs bought from the Lillecrapps two years ago. A winemaker first and foremost, Bec said she was taken aback by the recent accolade. “It was a lovely surprise,” said Bec. “We’re both pretty quiet people. Not loud, marketing type people. We’re just being ourselves really.” Representatives from wine regions including the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale as well as Kym Brown from Tour Barossa were among the five judges who travelled to Cellar Doors in search of Barossa’s best. Considering most entrants specialised in Cellar Door,

Bec said the prize was all the more sweeter. “Cellar Door is their job. For us, we’re winemakers. Scott and I do a lot of everything. We do the vineyard, the winery, the cellar door, all sales.” Bec believes authenticity is what many tourists and visitors seek when wine tasting. “They are chatting to the person who made the wine and I think a lot of people love that part,” Bec said. “We’ve put a lounge in the Cellar Door so that people can relax, have a few drinks with us and feel at home. We’ve got customers from Cellar Door who will come around and spend the afternoon here. They are definitely our extended family.” Fernfield Cellar Door is a 160 year old cottage and exudes warmth and charm with a laid back, friendly atmosphere - quite different from the feel it would have had last century. “Back in the early 1900s it was home for wayward city girls,” Bec said. Things have certainly changed within the walls of the original stone building over the years, but one thing has not - the award winning wines produced at the property. “When we took over Fernfield Wines, the big thing was that every wine had won an award. So far we’ve kept that up. Every wine we have released so far has won a silver or a gold,” Bec said. “It’s all about the wine. We want to make really good wine and if we can share it with people, that’s great.”

RIGHT: Dexter and Bandit getting into

the festive spirit with their big smiles and wrapped in tinsel.

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Scott, and Bec Barr with their furry family Dexter and Bandit sharing food, wine and smiles.

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Summer family fun!

Choosing wine for Christmas By Scott Barr, Fernfield Wines

I love a family Christmas gathering with a good spread of food. Having emigrated from the UK, my wife Bec’s family celebrate Christmas with the traditional English feast of turkey, ham and deliciously crispy roast potatoes. My big farming family add lots of modern Aussie barbecue and seafood to the mix. If you’re planning your own family’s feast, have a crack at planning your wine pairings too. A great wine match can bring the meal to another level, bringing out the best flavours in the food. A good rule of thumb with meats is that higher fat content suit wines with a higher acid or tannin content (such as our Big Barossa Reds).The classic steak and red wine applies here, but we can get a little trickier if you’re feeling up for it. When pairing wine with barbecue food, it’s all about the intensity of the cooking. For a big, charred and smoky barbecue, the wine needs to be equally big and bold to match - a light wine could taste bland next to strong barbecue flavours. A full bodied Shiraz or Cab Sauv from a warm climate like Barossa Valley floor will be your best bet. When cooking leaner cuts with lighter

By Cathy Wills, Barossa Tourism The Barossa is an amazing place for children to grow up, and summer is a perfect time for exploring our region together as a family. My memories of childhood summer holidays include lazy afternoons by the pool, searching for yabbies in the creek, the taste of deliciously ripe summer fruits, long bike rides and of course the excitement of family Christmas celebrations! We’re privileged in the Barossa to have so many marvellous food and wine experiences on our doorsteps – as well as fantastic activities for children and families. If you are having relatives or friends come to stay, or you’re looking for holiday activities, why not take advantage of our long summer days and explore the family friendly side of the Barossa? It wouldn’t be a summer holiday without water – and The Rex Barossa Aquatics Centre is a great option in the heat of summer. The leisure pool with its beach entrance and water features are fun for children, adults and families (not to mention their café...). The Barossa’s extensive network of cycle trails connects so many exciting places to explore – hours can be spent clambering over the old steam train at the Nuriootpa Train Park, or practising jumps at the adjacent Tolley Reserve Skate Park, or simply lazing around on a picnic blanket on the grass. A ride to Angaston opens up all kinds of opportunities - like stepping right back in time at the Doddridge Working Blacksmiths

flavours, generally the same should go for the wine. A cool/mild climate red from Eden Valley will match most cuts. The classic ham can be a little tricky with all the different ways we like to prepare it. A savoury, smoky ham with a peppery mustard can work with a bigger shiraz and cabernet, but a sweeter ham with a honey or pineapple glaze may be overpowered. A nice Riesling is hard to falter for the range of ways a ham can be prepared, with acidity to cut the fat and work with the sweet, just need to moderate the salt for this match to work. For turkey, which is quite lean, a wine with lower tannins will be a better match. Full flavoured whites such as chardonnay will have the right acid balance to match well, or else for reds, an aged Merlot or Cabernet blend will work, as they tend to have lower tannin concentration than the bigger Cabernets and Shiraz, and ageing polymerises tannins, causing them to soften, and won’t over-power the lean turkey. A great way to tackle the matching is just to have a range of wines on your table and then have fun with your friends and family debating on what works best for you.”

or enjoying the beautiful Angaston Park and playground (which happen to be close to a fantastic selection of coffee options!). And if a visit to cellar doors is on your summer holiday wish-list, there are some excellent family friendly options. Pindarie have created a beautiful family friendly environment (the giant haystack is almost irresistible) with fantastic play areas, and Whistler Wines offer all kinds of activities for children of all ages. The summer holiday family fun list in the Barossa could go on and on – if you’d like some further ideas for family friendly outings in the Barossa, please head in to the Barossa Visitor Information Centre, and pick up one of their excellent fact sheets “Children & Family Activities” or download from Barossa.com. Enjoy your summer!

Celebrate the Festive Season with us

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ROSIE’S SCONES THE TALK OF THE TOWN The famous Connections Coffee Shop scones are always a talking point around the Barossa due to their signature taste. The staff at Greenock Primary School recently enjoyed the light and fluffy scones for World Teachers Day, and Mr David Penny from Community Helpers raves about the recipe. Ms Rose Hegarty, co-ordinator of Connections Coffee Shop, Greenock said, “It’s just a recipe we use because it’s quick and easy. “People say that you can either make scones or you can’t. This is a recipe that is fail-safe. It’s why we use it here, plus they are beautiful and fluffy scones that everyone seems to love.” Rose and the volunteers bake the scones in the morning so that the smell wafts out into the coffee shop, and by the afternoon they are usually sold out. Served with fruity jam and local Jersey Fresh cream, the Connections scones are certainly a drawcard for the community outreach venture at Greenock Uniting Church.

Jenny Lewis, Rose Hegarty and Chris Roscarel, with their famous Connections Cafe Lemonade Scones.

Connections Coffee Shop will close during the holiday season between December 11 and reopen in the first week of February in 2015.

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Barossa Trust Mark building momentum Earlier this year, the Barossa Trust Mark Board awarded licences to 10 more Barossan products and experiences that were judged by an independent panel to demonstrate exemplary achievement and distinction across the five areas of: origin, integrity, quality, environment and community. There are now 35 Barossa Trust Mark licence holders, drawn from across the Food, Wine and Tourism sectors. The Barossa Trust Mark is a mark of aspirational standard set by the Barossa region. It is one of the world’s first regional brand marques of an integrated assurance: from producer to consumer, with ultimate confidence. The Licensees tell an enduring story of the Barossa; the rich history of the region drawn up through the years to marry with the future. Grenache vintaged from 160 year old Ancestor Vines sits alongside an essential component of every Barossan produce platter and a modern, multifaceted accommodation and events hub. The next step for the Barossa Trust Mark is the initiation of a consumer marketing programme to build recognition and appreciation of the Award in the minds of consumers, not only in the Barossa but across Australia. The Board, made up of the three associations: Barossa Food, Barossa Grape & Wine Association and Tourism Barossa Inc., has been successful in attracting support from the South Australian government, through Primary Industries and Regions SA,

for this exciting new marketing campaign, which will be rolled out in early 2016. Further announcements will also be made on a new application round at the beginning of next year, allowing more exceptional Barossan products and experiences to receive recognition for their “promise kept”. The Barossa Trust Mark Board would like to recognise the valuable contribution that each of the BTM licensees’ products and experiences are making to the rich history and culture that defines the Barossa today.

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WWI 1914-1918

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Awarded the Barossa Trustmark, the Centenary Tour is a once in a lifetime experience. Visit the Seppelt family homestead, followed by a private tasting of super premium fortified wines. The tour culminates with a tasting of your birth year Tawny, direct from barrel, as well as the legendary 100 Year Old Para Vintage Tawny.

The sheer span of the Centennial Cellar is often difficult to fathom. Our Moments In History tour provides a diverse historical tasting cross-section, where perspective will be gained. Taste the year of Elvis Presley’s passing (1977), the Moon Landing (1969), D-Day (1944), The Wall Street Stock Market Crash (1929) and the sinking of the Titanic (1912).

The recent centenary observations of the beginning of World War I (1914) and the ANZAC landing at Gallipoli (1915) will remain significant milestones in Australian and World history. Take the evocative tasting journey through each of the Years of World War I - 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

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New look for Table Cafe and Wine Bar

Sourced Local • Made From Scratch • Cooked Fresh The Table Café & Wine Bar, Lyndoch has stepped up to the plate with the charming café now opening a wine garden. The café’s ongoing project has been an outdoor garden and wine bar that will accommodate for their new concept menu. The newly renovated building has a casual and friendly atmosphere, which will welcome anyone to come and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner. The food philosophy of the café has always been to have locally sourced produce that was made from scratch and cooked fresh. James Moir and Lynley Down are hospitality veterans who have refined their taste to be able to create delicious food from the Barossa produce. The new menu includes big and small share plates, tapas style food and a special “taste of the table” range which is the chef’s selection that gives you a chance to sample the essence of delicious, local food from the region. Lynley and James also use a 20 mile wine philosphy for their large selection of wine that they will be serving to pair with the new menu. The Table Café showcase boutique wines in the Barossa region and support the smaller winemakers who do not have their own cellar door. Local artists in the area are given the opportunity to showcase their handpicked art work in the café which are available for purchase. On Friday, December 18 the cafe will be hosting a wine’d down event that will feature live music from local musician Cloudy Davey, including a happy hour from 4-6 p.m. to celebrate the holiday season. Like The Table Cafe and Wine Bar on Facebook to find out about its exciting new loyalty card; The Locals Card. This card will offer customers discounts on coffee, access to regular happy hours and more! The delicious local food made at The Table Café and Wine Bar is also available for catering for events and parties. Lynley and James would like to thank all their loyal customers and wish them a merry Christmas and a safe and happy holiday break. The cafe will be closed from December 24 and will reopen in the new year on January 8.

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Out and About

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Barossa Food Update From Jess Ruciack, Project Officer of Barossa Food The Barossa is home to some great food growers, producers, manufacturers, retailers and dining establishments. As locals, we are fortunate to be able to experience the delicious side of the Barossa every day. Barossa Food works to spread the word further, so that others can see the Barossa as one of Australia’s leading food producing regions and food destinations. Barossa Food works with members who have a commitment to the development and protection of sustainable food production in our region.

2015/16 committee elected at AGM

Melbourne Cup gave Annie Schiller, Deb Rosenzweig, Cath Koch and Torie Riebke an opportunity to “glam up” for lunch at the Weintal.

The AGM was held in October and we now have some new faces on the committee. We look forward to a great 2016 with the following committee members: Michael Wohlstadt (President), Barossa Heritage Pork; Jan Angas (Vice-President), Hutton Vale; Paul Amos (Treasurer), Barossa Coffee Roasters; Leigh Frame (Secretary), Novotel; Sam Foreman, Barossa Farmers Market; Kylie Mansfield, FINO Seppeltsfield; Eleni Michau, Eleni’s; Anne Moroney, RDA Barossa; Scott Redden, Barossa Kitchen.

Government Advocacy

Members of the Barossa Food committee recently had the chance to meet with State Government Ministers during Country Cabinet in the Barossa. Barossa Food is advocating for labelling integrity, changes to regulatory restrictions and access to micro-finance along with broader Barossa issues.

At the Weintal Melbourne Cup lunch enjoying the food, fashion and a little flutter on the horses were (front): Val West, Kate Mitchell and Sandy Carruthers with (back): Vicki Pope, Jo Gann, Lisa Obst, Kay Dobie and Julie Edwards.

Christmas Drinks

Barossa Food would like to invite members, food industry participants and friends to celebrate the festive season at FINO Seppeltsfield on Friday, 11 December 5.30pm – 7pm. Check out Food Awards ‘Best New Restaurant’, enjoy canapes, drinks and networking and hear about Barossa Food’s 2016 projects. Please RSVP to barossafood@barossa.com by Thursday, 10 December.

Current Projects

Barossa Food are working on a number of projects and are currently seeking expressions of interest for participants for a project assisting commodity food producers transition to value added food production. If you would like further information, please contact Barossa Food’s Project Officer, Jess, via barossafood@barossa.com.

ARE ARE YOU YOU AA PRIMARY PRIMARY PRODUCER PRODUCER OR OR GROWER GROWER LOOKING LOOKING TO TO VALUE VALUE ADD? ADD? Barossa Barossa Food Food are are seeking seeking expressions expressions of of interest interest for for participants participants in a PIRSA funded project assisting food commodity in a PIRSA funded project assisting food commodity producers producers transition to food production. transition to food production.

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Enjoying lunch at the Weintal on Melbourne Cup day were Jacqui Roberts with Molly, aged 3; Marilyn Renshaw with Harry Swincer, aged 3; Alicia Swincer with baby Isobel Swincer and Ester Murray with Dominic Grigg.

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sort of feel.” There is a secure playground facility available, in addition to offering children’s party packages. On Friday and Saturday nights they put on ‘Fun 4 Kids’ session with face painters and balloon artists. Adam believes that that the success of the pub has been built on “excellent service.” “A lot of the staff here are local people, so they know and understand the local community.” He also said that customers appreciate the affordable, quality dining experience The Willaston Hotel provides. “The items on the menu are reasonably priced, and

customers get great food value.” Head Chef, Mr Adrian Richardson said the menu offered an experience “in between fine dining and pub food,” which is emphasised in the gourmet presentation. He said favourites on the menu include the Signature Beef Burger, schnitzels and steaks. In addition to an extensive menu on offer, there is also a salad bar and ice cream machine. Customers can also set themselves up for the day on weekends and public holidays, with a full buffet breakfast of both hot and cold options. Adam said that they aim to use the freshest, quality produce, including local bakery products and Barossa wines. The venue has recently undergone an exciting face-lift, but Adam said, “there is more to come” with The Willaston Hotel’s growing success as a welcoming, local dining hub.

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Two pairs of brothers have come together to create a fragrant, aromatic Riesling blend that is a perfect avantgarde summer wine receiving recognition after placing eighth in the Top 10 of the Hot 100 SA Wines announced Thursday, December 3. Düfte Punkt was made by Chaffey Bros. Wine Co. winemaker, Daniel Chaffey Hartwig and his brother-in-law, Theo Engela, together they have created an intriguing drink that is turning wine critics’ heads. Local growers in Eden Valley region, Graeme and Michael Fechner, have produced and grown the obscure grapes that created the summer white wine. Graeme came across a German grape variety called the Kerner during a trip to Germany. “One local winemaker said to me that the 2003 vintage was the hottest Germany had ever had. The wine he was producing from that vintage had such terrific flavour that he thought maybe it was too cold in Germany for the Kerner variety,” said Graeme. “I thought if it’s too cold in Germany, and they just had the hottest summer on record and he reckons it was a wow of a wine, excuse me, we are living in Australia. A little light bulb went on in my head. “We are the only growers of Kerner in South Australia that we are aware of and by area, we are the largest growers in Australia of this variety.” Graeme and Michael were selling the fruit to wineries in the Barossa and sometimes bottled Kerner wine themselves. It was by chance that they gave the Chaffey Bros. a bottle to taste when they came back to discuss the possibilities. Daniel said, “It was an interesting style. We thought we could make it more flamboyant and aromatic… We took a gamble.” The Düfte Punkt wine has a blend of three different grapes, Gewürztraminer, Riesling and Kerner, that are all supplied from the Fechner vineyards in the Angaston hills of the Eden Valley region. “There is a really incredible story DH0708-V12

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behind putting three dramatic, aromatic varieties into one wine,” said Daniel. “In 2014 we made all three wines individually and then blended them. Although the wine was fantastic the first year, I think we nailed the balance in 2015 when we co-fermented the juice. It has become something quite special.” The wine name, Düfte Punkt, translated from German, means aromatic point, which the Chaffey Bros. believed to be an accurate description of the wine. Daniel explained that the Kerner, a 1929 crossbreed between Riesling and the red grape Trollinger, has an incredible flavour profile akin to a more tropical version of Riesling but with more structure and texture. He said that a lot of winemakers tend to shy away from phenolics in white wine but they are seeking to find the balance between fleshy fruit sweetness, texture and subtle hints of bitterness, which can give a refreshing quinine like finish similar to a gin and tonic. The Chaffey Bros. also have plans to make a single variety wine to highlight the uniqueness of the Kerner grape. Daniel said, “We don’t have any vineyards so we rely on our growers, such as the infamous Fechner brothers. “We look at everything we do as a partnership, Graeme and Michael have done all the hard work. Then it’s our job to take their incredible fruit and not ruin it.” The Chaffey Bros. believe that the Fechner vineyards have a great minerality with an intense flavour and little compromise. The Fechner boys are glad they took the chance to experiment with the unique Kerner grape, which has given them the opportunity to work on a bold and distinct wine. The Chaffey Bros. and Fechner boys are working side by side to transform an unheard of grape into an aromatic and boutique wine that consumers aren’t able to find anywhere else.

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Real food from the homes and farms of the Barossa What’s happening at the Barossa Farmers Market? Summer Summer is freshly picked stone fruit, berries and green leafy salads with delicious ripe tomatoes. No matter how you like to serve your fresh produce, we have a host of ingredients to make a special dish. What about a delicious Cherry Clafoutis made with Barossa Cherries, Jersey Fresh milk and served with Barossa Valley Ice Cream Company Vanilla Bean Icecream? Make sure you visit us for the best, fresh regional produce.

Twilight Christmas Market The Barossa Farmers Market will be open on Wednesday 23 December between 4pm and 7pm to ensure that you have the freshest, most delicious local offerings on your Christmas table. Mark it in your diary now!

Community Sponsorship The Barossa Farmers Market loves to give back to the local community and what better way than supporting our local country shows. Bob Modra, convenor of the Tanunda Show Giant Sunflower Competition, recently gave out sunflower seeds to children at the Barossa Farmers Market encouraging children to grow sunflowers, foster a love of gardening and possibly enter the Tanunda Show competition. The Barossa Farmers Market is proud sponsor of the Giant Sunflower Competition.

Winners are Grinners! Congratulations to Tathra Homestead on their Silver Medal at the National Evoo (Extra Virgin Olive Oil) Show. The award winning oil is available to purchase each Saturday at the Barossa Farmers Market in 500ml bottles and in 100ml bottles in gift packs. Kim from Tathra recommends using the medium oil in stir fries, drizzling on salads and bruschetta.

Are you a market member?

The Barossa Farmers Market is a membership based organization. We have two different forms of membership, Stallholder Membership and Friends of the Market. Friends of the Market is open to anyone and everyone! Pro-rata membership until the 30 June 2016 only $25. The perfect Christmas gift, available from 12 December. Benefits include: ü 10 complimentary coffees ü 10% discount at the Breakfast Bar ü Reusable market bag ü Free entry into regular prize draws ü Special offers and more Membership is available from one of our friendly volunteers at the Information Booth each market. Alternatively contact Sam, Market Manager on 0402 026 882.

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Meet your local Stallholders What’s your favourite thing about the Barossa Farmers Market? Meeting a lot of new people and being able to tell them about our products face to face. The opportunity to also promote our farm shop. How long have you been a stall holder for? Eight years.

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What’s your favourite thing about the Barossa Farmers Market? The people. We meet regulars, first timers and lots of travellers who have heard about the market from afar and looked forward to experiencing it. I also enjoy bothering Rolf next door at Kurianda.

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How long have you been a stall holder for? I don’t know exactly, but it must be about eight years.

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What do you pride yourself on the most as a BFM stallholder? A number of things. Yes we are local; yes we have been producing egg noodles in Tanunda for 80 years, but most pride is gained by meeting fourth generation devotees of the product. Truly amazing!

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What’s your favourite thing about the Barossa Farmers Market? The community atmosphere, the people and the fantastic local produce.

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What are your top three favourite Farmers Market products? To name just a few... Wiech’s Noodles, Udder Delights cheese and Fudge It!

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Delicious award winning ice cream made from whole natural local ingredients from the heart of the Barossa

What products do you offer? Christmas puddings, lemon butter, lemon curd and lemon cordial (available again in 2016).

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What’s your favourite thing about the Barossa Farmers Market? The various personalities/characters who have stalls and are passionate about great food with their home-grown produce and value-added products. Also the people who come through the market from all over the world with their own stories and history, and expectations of Australia, the Barossa, and the Farmers Market. How long have you been a stall holder for? Coming into the fourth season (season = September to April, although worked through 2015 from June).

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Get your Christmas order in on 0421 544 867 and pickup directly from my Nuriootpa kitchen on Wednesday the 23rd or Thursday the 24th (also available from Nuriootpa Foodland on these dates).

What are your top three favourite Farmers Market products? Everything is a favourite, but the first three products I bought regularly were Jersey Fresh Cream, Carmella’s Feisty Sauce and Kurianda Pear Chutney.

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Julie Donnellan and Les Williams, Barossa Valley Ice Cream Company.

What products do you offer? Handcrafted ice creams and sorbets made locally from original recipes, trying to source ingredients from the Farmers Market (e.g. cream, pears, Verjuice, cherries and strawberries). About 70% of ingredients are sourced from within South Australia.

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