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A Barossa Valley Corporate Event, Step by Step

Work groups come to wine country for conferences, client dinners and team days, and the region handles all three. Big winery events centres take a whole company, while small family cellar doors run tutored tastings and blending sessions that double as team activities.

Match the format to the space:

  • Large gatherings: a Nuriootpa barrel hall for up to 500, a Tanunda chateau ballroom for 350 and a Seppeltsfield heritage cellar for 250.
  • Meetings and dinners: a Vine Vale hillside hall seats 100, and an Angaston winery hires out its boardroom.
  • Client dining: exclusive restaurant dining from $175 per person, and a Vine Vale glass-walled room for 32 from $195 per person for daytime hire.
  • Activities: gin-making at a copper still in Tanunda, blending sessions and vineyard walks at Stone Well from $50 per person, and cheese or chocolate workshops.
  • Budget rooms: a Tanunda bowls club from $400 room hire and a community club dining room for 140.

Weekdays are the natural slot, since cellar doors and restaurants are less busy than on weekends. Book a bus for the group so every move between sessions runs to time. Travelling suppliers cover the extras: caterers including a coffee cart, photographers and videographers, a DJ and MC, and a tipi firm with furniture and sound.

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Planning a team day

  • Morning: a tutored tasting or blending session, from $20 per person up to $110 per person on this page.
  • Lunch: a shared-feast menu in Rowland Flat at $87.50 per person or a set menu elsewhere.
  • Afternoon: a cooperage tour in Angaston, a gin session in Tanunda or a cheese workshop in Nuriootpa.
  • See team building and cooking classes for more activity ideas.

Quotes and contracts

  • Meals range from $80 per person to $195 per person; a bowls club charges $400 room hire and a vineyard marquee is $2,500 room hire.
  • A $1,650 minimum spend or $2,000 minimum spend applies at some winery spaces, so confirm the total for your numbers.
  • Ask for AV, screens, Wi-Fi and breakout space in writing.
  • Agree on final numbers and dietary requirements a week out.

Moving the group

  • A single bus or coach keeps the agenda on time when sessions are in different towns.
  • A private touring operator with luxury vehicles suits a small executive or client group.
  • For an evening dinner, book rooms nearby or transfers back to accommodation; browse transport.

Corporate Function FAQs

Which valley venues can host a full company conference?

A Nuriootpa winery events centre has a barrel hall for up to 500 and a roofed pavilion, and a Tanunda chateau ballroom seats 350. Ask both about AV and breakout rooms. A travelling photographer or videographer can record the day.

What team activities are on offer in Tanunda and Stone Well?

Gin-making at a still in Tanunda, chocolate workshops, and tutored tastings with blending sessions and vineyard walks at a Stone Well winery from $50 per person.

Where can we host a client dinner among the vines in Vine Vale?

A hillside wine repository has a 100-seat hall, and an organic vineyard has a glass-walled room for 32 from $195 per person for daytime hire.

What is the cheapest room for a work meeting in wine country?

A Tanunda bowls club hires its clubrooms from $400 room hire, and a community club dining room seats 140. Both suit a practical meeting or casual lunch.

How do we move a corporate group between Angaston and Nuriootpa sessions?

Book a bus or coach for the day so the group travels together. For smaller executive groups, a private touring operator is an option.

Is a weekday better for a corporate event at a winery?

Weekdays are usually easier to book, as weekends are the busiest time at cellar doors and winery restaurants.