If your quest is to experience a country town that has evolved with the times into a mecca of contemporary ambience, but maintained its English foundations and strong German influences, then Lyndoch is the place for you. Nestled at the fertile base of the Barossa Ranges, the town once featured the first flour mill north of Adelaide. This rich soil today boasts several of the Barossas finest wineries. Be tempted by Yaldara, equipped with cellar door, caf, larder, wine tunnel and brewery, or Kies Winery, famous for not just the wine, but also the Monkey Nut Caf & Tea Rooms. If nature is more your thing then roam through and enjoy the aromatic smells of the Lyndoch Lavender Farm. To see it all from the sky let Barossa Helicopters satisfy that little thrill seeker in us all. Wander the heritage walk, see the historical society display, or visit the arts centre. Get your traditional German bread at the local bakery, pick up a stick of South Australias award-winning best smoky mettwurst and breathe the fresh air on the village green.