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Kalleske Wines
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Kalleske Wines

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Where
Greenock, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Kalleske Wines is a family-run, certified organic and biodynamic winery on Murray Street in Greenock, and dogs are welcome to join you for a tasting in the outdoor courtyard and under the vines.

Dog access. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor tasting areas, including the shaded courtyard, but they are not permitted inside the main indoor tasting room. Keep your dog on a leash, since the cellar door sits in a town setting with other patrons and pets around. Bring your own water bowl and treats, since supplies at the cellar door are not guaranteed.

Known for. The Kalleske family has been growing grapes here since 1853, and the cellar door specialises in 100 percent estate-grown organic and biodynamic wines, with old-vine shiraz and grenache as the standouts. Cheese and food pairing platters are available if you want to make a longer stop of it.

Getting there. The cellar door is at 6 Murray Street, Greenock, about an hour's drive north of Adelaide via the M20. Free onsite and street parking is available directly in front of the building, and there is wheelchair-accessible parking and entry.

Nearby with the dogs. Greenock's town centre is a short, quiet walk from the cellar door, with Greenock Pub and Greenock Brewers both close by for a follow-on stop, and Murray Street Vineyards a few minutes away on the same road.

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The shade under the vines makes the courtyard a comfortable spot to settle in for a full tasting flight, even on a warm Barossa afternoon.

Weekday mornings are the easiest time to get a quiet table in the courtyard with a dog in tow, before weekend cellar-door traffic picks up.

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Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs