Wedding Venues · Barossa Valley, South Australia · Visit in person
Peter Lehmann Wines sits on the banks of the North Para River at Tanunda — the Barossa’s concert-lawn winery, where the Old Redemption Cellar’s floor-to-ceiling glass opens onto rolling lawns and gum trees for up to three hundred guests.
The Old Redemption Cellar is the main room: light-filled, glass-walled, extending onto the verandah when the French doors along the southern perimeter fold back, with a state-of-the-art sound system, internal and external speakers, Bluetooth microphone and a proper dance floor. Smaller celebrations take the Eight Songs Room (48 seated / 80 canapé), the Futures Room (20), the Mentor Room (10) or the Stonewell Room (8). The rare structural perk: each booking hands over the winery for a four-day period so setup, styling, rehearsal and pack-down never run against the clock, with styling, drink and catering options in-house or through recommended partners.
Couples wanting a landmark Barossa winery with room to breathe — three hundred guests and four days to build the day.
The four-day booking window — the winery is yours long enough to build the wedding properly, not squeeze it in.
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