We visited Coriole winery for lunch in March 2013. Having been before we thought we would take our parents from the UK who were out here on holiday. Only booking in the morning our hosts were very accommodating and sat us in the shade on a hot 40 degree day. Once again we enjoyed the platters and a lovely cold... More

In the heart of the McLaren Vale wine region this winery produces an amazing range.Their enterprising and inventive wine making will surprise and charm the open-minded. There's a great restaurant, a lovingly tended garden and a cellar door with friendly and knowledgable staff. Not to be missed. Superb olives complement the experience.

Worthwhile visiting this winery with views of the valley. The wine and olives collection was great and the host was an ex wine judge so we received some tips on appreciating good wine with good humour

We recently had a really nice Sunday lunch in the courtyard. The platters are great, although a little expensive for what is offered, and the ambience is very relaxing. The perfect summer lunching rose wine from the cellar door no doubt helped the feeling of well being! We've taken overseas here previously and they have quite rightly been enchanted. Besids... More

This winery stands for everything McLaren Vale is about - beauty, wines, gorgeous setting, yummi regional food. It is worth popping in even if you are not eating here, just to sample their beautiful olives and wines. One of my perennial favourites, and always a stop on any McLaren Vale outing. The place is also super child-friendly, with plenty of... More

You need to drop in, their wines are superb. The young girl doing the tastings is quite spunky and aims to please... I think she might be Tom Cruise's sister as she has the Cruise family look - lol Enjoy the cheese and olives as well, had a great time.

Nice wines, really good platter, very tasty. The guy that served us was a bit odd and surly, but other than that it was a lovely afternoon. Well priced and the views over the valley pretty good

We took friends from Queensland and they loved it, we did too. We had a couple of platters with cheese, olives bread, etc, etc. and a good bottle of wine. Just a perfect way to spend an afternoon. We will go back.

We visited as part of a wine tour, arriving at 10am. Staff were setting out chairs and tables in the garden, and we weren't greeted until we went into the winery. The wines we tried were too light for our taste, but there was general agreement that the olives were fantastic. The garden and views are lovely, and I imagine... More