The Wolf Blass Gallery & Museum provides visitors with the perfect blend of history and modernity. From the front Gallery, you walk into the colourful state-of-the-art bar area which sits alongside the must-see 1854 heritage listed 'building within the building'. You will find plenty of places to sit and enjoy the surroundings and sample something from the wine list and food menu.

Completed in August 2018, The Wolf Blass Gallery & Museum is a vibrant and contemporary new venue. Featuring the heritage of the 1912 State Bank building as its entrance, and the historic 1854 school building has also been incorporated in the overall design. For those planning a function, we offer a variety of options... 

Spaces and rates

Our unique building is well-equipped to host a range of events. 

Crush Festival x Wolf Blass Gallery & Museum

Join us for Crush Festival from 11am Saturday 25th of January!

Come and relax in our wonderful garden in Hahndorf and enjoy some of the finest small batch producers from the Adelaide Hills. We will be hosting Vella Wines, Main & Cherry, Golden Child Wines, Catlin Wine Co, XO Wine Co and Five Acre Wines. There will also be local beers, platters, tapas and pizzas available as well a DJ playing tunes all day.

The Adelaide Hills needs your support now more than ever so what better way to get behind the cause than heading to Crush Festival.

Entry is free with your Crush glass, no ticket required, however Crush glasses will be available for purchase on the day if you don't already have one.

See you there!

Wines, Gift Vouchers and Glasses can all be purchased either on premise or via 

T (08) 7078 9920 | info@wolfblassgm.com.au

Off premise wine sales

The Wolf Blass Gallery & Museum is owned and operated by the Wolf Blass Foundation Inc. Established in 1995, the Foundation was set up by Wolf Blass with an initial contribution of $1 million to benefit Australia’s wine industry. Its intent is to reward achievements and facilitate study in all fields: viticulture; winemaking; wine marketing; promotion; and wine education. 

The Foundation continues to support the Australian wine industry and works in conjunction with the Australian Grape and Wine Inc.

Foundation Members  |  Foundation Activities

On Hahndorf’s main street, the entrance to the Wolf Blass Gallery & Museum incorporates the original State Bank building façade. The museum is a display of Wolf Blass’ personal achievements and records, covering an incredible 60 years of winemaking. The private collection, previously housed at Wolf Blass Wines in the Barossa Valley, has recently been released into the care of the Wolf Blass Foundation. 

The Gallery and Museum invites you to discover how Wolf Blass has been instrumental in shaping the Australian wine industry and how his entrepreneurial flair in winemaking and wine marketing have made him a successful businessman and household name. 

On display are examples of his personal achievements and awards, including recognition from the wine sectors, nationally and internationally. The centrepiece of the Gallery Room is a wonderful interpretive display which showcases the evolution of Wolf Blass’ achievements. The display, featuring eight panels, is housed on the original wine barrel room table from the Wolf Blass office. 

Honour Board of Achievements

You will also find a continuous loop of more than 200 wine-based quotes, as well as excellent wine industry photography, on each of the three televisions in the museum, wine barrel room and library space opposite Wolfie’s Horse Bar.