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Doing a little good with every glass you pour.

Zoos SA and Monarto Safari Resort are proud to partner with four acclaimed wineries from the beautiful Langhorne Creek wine region through the Zoos SA Grapes for good initiative. This thoughtfully curated range of wines offers more than exceptional flavour – it helps protect wildlife and support conservation where it matters most.

‘Grapes for good’ is proof that wine can be a force for good. Every drop can go a little further and make a real difference.

With every bottle of Grapes for Good wine purchased, a portion of the proceeds is directed to Zoos SA’s vital conservation programs, supporting endangered species and critical initiatives within the Monarto Safari Park’s Wild Africa™ precinct.

With more than 70% of the species in Wild Africa™ threatened with extinction in the wild, your support is vital and keeps the fight to save these species from extinction alive.

Spend a day exploring Langhorne Creek

Spend a day exploring Langhorne Creek, located just 55 minutes from Adelaide, visiting the participating Grapes for Good wineries – each offering a unique hosted tasting experience. Learn the history of this incredible region and taste some of Australia’s best wines.

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Bleasdale

Bleasdale is one of the oldest wineries in Australia – and one of its most highly awarded. Take a journey through time by walking between 130-year-old hand-hewn red gum vats in the oldest part of the winery to view the iconic Red Gum Press built in 1892 before tasting some of Langhorne Creek’s finest wines.

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Bremerton Wines

Bremerton Wines is a family-owned winery where warm hospitality and award-winning wines come together. Experience estate-grown wines alongside regionally inspired platters and pizzas, and stock up from our curated regional pantry. Explore art exhibitions, relax on the lawns and discover why Bremerton is a favourite destination for visitors to Langhorne Creek.

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Kimbolton Wines

Step into Kimbolton Wines and experience an architecturally designed cellar door crafted from repurposed shipping containers in the heart of Langhorne Creek. Enjoy guided tastings, premium estate-grown wines, peaceful vineyard surrounds, and sweeping views from the rooftop deck – the perfect spot to relax with a glass of wine and regional grazing platters.
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Lake Breeze Wines

Lake Breeze Wines has built an enviable reputation for consistently producing outstanding wines. The Follett family has grown grapes in Langhorne Creek for over 130 years and made wine since 1987. Lake Breeze is renowned for its beautiful vineyard setting, welcoming cellar door and exceptional restaurant experience.

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Enjoy great wine. Support a great cause.

Book your unique tasting trail experience today and help support conservation.

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An award-winning tourism program

Grapes for Good received recognition at the 2023 Best of Wine Tourism Awards, winning the ‘Tourism Collaboration Excellence’ award. The category was brand-new, recognising Grapes for Good’s excellence in inter-region and cross sectoral tourism collaboration.

The awards are part of South Australia’s membership in the prestigious Great Wine Capitals Global Network. Membership to the network acknowledges excellence in grape and wine production and highlights the world’s finest wine tourism regions.

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Visit our supporting wineries and do good for conservation

About Zoos SA

Zoos SA is a not-for-profit conservation charity that exists to connect people with nature and save species from extinction.

Zoos SA acknowledges the Country on which we stand always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land and we pay our deepest respect and gratitude to Kaurna (Adelaide Zoo) and Ngarrindjeri (Monarto Safari Park) Elders, past, present and emerging.

We undertake critical conservation work throughout Australia and acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands.

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