Hutton Vale, in the Barossa was settled in 1843. Today it is a mixed farm and home for Jan and John Angas. Six generations of history are evident in the stone buildings, still in use today. The Farm Follies building, originally built for housing prized stud stock, now provides a warm and relaxed setting for food gardens and cellar door for wine produced from the old vine vineyard on the property. Growing delicious vegetables, full of flavours that used when cooking for guests and family living on the property, has always been part of farm life. Sheep graze freely on the surrounding rolling hills with the occasional paddock growing seasonal cereal crops and interspersed with stands of fruit trees, relics in the rich dirt from a thriving fruit industry 70 years ago. Hutton Vale has hosted visitors from all over the world, from a simple artisan lunch to larger events for media and photographers to be consumed.
