‘The Dirtman’ is indeed, Rob Gibson. Read his full story here

We are located in Light Pass, Barossa. More details here

We are open from 11am – 5pm seven days a week.

Please note that we are closed for the following public holidays:

Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day and Good Friday.

Unfortunately there isn't a local bus service in our area.

There are plenty of local taxi options available. Get in touch with Barossa Taxis or Barossa and Light Cab Service.

Get in touch on (08) 8562 4224 or send us an email via sales@gibsonwines.com.au

Sure do. More details can be found here.

It’s simple. The Dirtman six pack. Four times a year. Delivered straight to you.

More details here.

We have you covered. As a Punters and Collectors Club Member you can purchase additional wine at any time, with 17% discount. Purchases just need to be made in 6 or 12 bottle amounts. And postage is free! 

Absolutely! Give us a call on (08) 8562 4224.

We have a selection of whites from our Playground and Heart & Soul ranges. Plus an extensive selection of reds from our Playground, Heart & Soul and Pedigree & Pathfinders ranges. More details here

Yes, we ship across Australia with Australia Post. More details available when you process your order in your online cart.

Our wines are all available to purchase through our online shop

Alternatively, you can find all our stockists here

Absolutely! Give us a call on (08) 8562 4224.

A selection of our current vintage wines is available for $10 per person, redeemable on purchase. Our super premium range is also available for tasting for an additional charge of $20 per person which is not redeemable. Premium tastings take place in our 1850's Blacksmith's cottage, The Smithy, giving you a wonderful insight into Barossa's early settlers.

Yes, children are welcome at our Cellar Door but must be
supervised at all times. As a small winery and agricultural property, our
grounds bring with them additional risk. It is common for forklifts and
machinery to be operating on the property, and visitor vehicles moving in and
out. As such it is essential that children are closely supervised at all times.

We don't currently offer any food options, but Gibson is the perfect pre or post-lunch destination. With so many delicious food options in the Barossa, we will stick to what we know best – wine. 

We have plenty of lawn games on hand including Finska and bocce to enjoy on our cellar door lawns. 

Well-behaved and social dogs are welcome on a lead and must be tied up outside of
our Cellar Door. Please be aware that we have a winery dog onsite that is often
unrestrained. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome both inside and outside of
our Cellar Door.

Bookings are preferred to avoid disappointment, particularly groups of 8 or more. Our cellar door is relatively small and preference is given to those with a booking.

Groups of up to eight people can book online via our website. Depending on the day, we can occasionally cater for slightly larger groups if you are arriving earlier in the day. Please contact us to discuss. 

Please note that we do not accept party groups or liquor-licensed busses.

Yes, we are still open and trading as normal. We do recommend booking so you can ensure a seat inside, our cellar door is compact in size.

Seated tastings have been very well received and we are continuing to host them in this format. Most other requirements haven’t changed.

For the safety of our staff and other guests, we prefer that all visitors to our cellar door are fully vaccinated.

Barossa Shiraz by Barrel:
More than 7 days from booking date – full refund
More than 3 days from booking date – 50% refund
Less than 3 days from booking date – no refund

Please contact us via sales@gibsonwines.com.au or (08) 8562 4224 to discuss the cancellation process. Special circumstances will be taken into consideration.

These cancellation terms are subject to change.

Yes, absolutely. Please let us know when you book. Or feel free to contact us via sales@gibsonwines.com.au or (08) 8562 4224 if you forgot to add it to your booking.

Why We Ask Guests Not to Walk Through the Vines

Our vineyards are the heart of what we do. Each vine represents years of care, patience and hard work — so protecting them matters.

To keep our vineyards healthy and thriving, we ask that visitors don’t walk through the vines. This helps prevent the spread of soil-borne pests and diseases such as Phylloxera, which can be easily transferred on shoes, clothing or equipment from other regions.

Guests can still enjoy the beauty of our vineyards from nearby viewing areas and within our Cellar Door. We promise, the wine tells the story just as well as the soil does.

Thank you for helping us care for our vines, our land, and the generations of wine still to come.