What's Happening @ Bremerton
cellar treasures - Friday 9th to sunday 11th August
This August, join us at Bremerton to experience the essence of Langhorne Creek across three days. You will have the opportunity to try some amazing Bremerton treasures that we have retrieved from the Cellar - this weekend is a real treat for wine lovers!
Click HERE for more information & bookings for our Bremerton Cellar Treasures events. 🍷
Bremerton scoops the pool @ the 2024 Langhorne creek wine show
The Langhorne Creek Wine Show recently celebrated 10 years on the national wine show circuit. We were very proud to bring home an impressive 5 trophies & provide a taste of both traditional & alternative varieties to the guests attending this year’s Langhorne Creek Wine Show luncheon.
Our Haul 🏆:
Producer of the Year – awarded to the winery with the highest total of judges points calculated from 3 wines entered in 3 different classes
Best Cabernet Sauvignon - 2022 Coulthard Cabernet
Best Shiraz - 2021 Selkirk Shiraz
Best red or white made from alternative or other variety - 2022 Special Release Graciano
Chair of Judges Trophy - 2023 Special Release Mourvèdre
We are so proud of these results, it is an awesome reflection of the passion that we have for our brand and our Langhorne Creek region.
ART EXHIBITION - Linda Steffens & DEB LONG
"Nature on Show" ART EXHIBITION from 1st August to the 31st October
Linda has been creating art since retiring 14 years ago to the town of Goolwa. She has used many mediums but prefers Acrylic and Watercolours to express the beauty that she sees in her natural environment. Gathering material whilst travelling around Australia she is inspired by the landscape in particular the outback. Living close to the sea and the Murray River also gives her plenty of inspiration to paint beauty.
Recurring themes in Deb Long's work are the stories told by nature and the use of light and shadow to enhance what is seen using acrylics and oils as her mediums of choice. She strives to capture the mood and feeling of a place through the use of colour and brushstroke.
Art on display on the Mezzanine level of our Cellar Door.