Winemaker Rick Glastonbury can often be found in the cellar door at Kabminye Wines talking about his winemaking techniques and experiences making wines with some of the Barossa's more unusual grape varieties. His wife Ingrid's passion is the food of the Barossa, which she serves to those lunching at Krondorf Road Café, set in the cellar door. Her ancestors settled there around 150 years ago, and she likes to think that Johann Christian also appreciated the views of the Barossa ranges wrapping around the cellar door and café, designed by Rick to be eco-friendly and low toxicity. Their daughter Ilona shows her award winning artwork in the gallery upstairs, and son-in-law Craig imparts his passion and considerable knowledge of wine in the cellar door.
