Shared Wine Taste Experience The Dead Arm Distinction

Overview

Available languages

English

30 minutes

Mobile ticket

We make wine to age and want to be able to experience it before purchasing a full bottle. Enjoy this unique experience to taste our flagship wine from the museum.

This experience is located in the iconic d'Arenberg Cube where you will also be able to explore the Alternate realities museum. Discover the many displays, including features such as a wine arma room, a virtual fermenter, a 360° video room, and many other tactile experiences.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible

Service animals allowed

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Taste four vintages of d'Arenberg The Dead Arm Shiraz

What To Expect

Since its release in 1993 The Dead Arm Shiraz has received hundreds of accolades from wine critics and judges all over the world. This self-guided vertical journey offers the opportunity to taste the history of this outstanding wine. Including the current release vintage and three treasures from our cellars. Find out why the esteemed Langtons Classification names The Dead Arm Shiraz among Australia’s most collected wines, showcasing “the best of Australian winemaking practices, vineyard provenance and regional voice”.

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Shared Wine Taste Experience The Dead Arm Distinction

Reviews

5.00

5 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Great wine tasting experience in great location!!
lisawZ3136ZO,
Aug 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
Absolutely great wine tasting experience and Charlie was very friendly and knowledgeable!!! We bought 3 lovely bottles!!
3rd visit - always worth a trip & recommend the Premium wines if you are a wine fan.
Ducatibabe,
May 7, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
This is the third time we have visited here, with the first being only 2 weeks after the Cube opened. This time we bought family members who have not been before to look around whilst 3 of us tasted the premium wines with Nadia, which we thoroughly enjoyed. She was a lovely & knowledgeable host - thank you very much🙏 A very pleasant afternoon with some lovely wines - much better than the standard ones!
Awesome is an understatement
Starrolls,
Mar 14, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
Wow, wow, wow. An unbelievable experience. From the first viewing of the Cube , then the eclectic first floor then the wine tasting with a very knowledgeable host to the Salvador Dali exhibition we thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Highly recommended.
Wonderful!
325michaelam,
Oct 3, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
We were a small group of 8 and from the moment we pulled up we o ew it would be a fun experience. There is a Salvador Dali/Chagall exhibit which we unfortunately did not have time for but the influence is everywhere. There are fabulous sculptures all over and the actual winery where you have your tasting is in a cube! Inside the cube we were given a fabulous tour by a wonderful employee that also did our wine tasting. Eceletic and funky best describes the cube and its contents. Make sure you go to the bathrooms and do not miss the men’s urinals! Hysterical. Wine tasting was fun with a beautiful View of the hills. Riesling was my favourite to taste.
A different kind of Winery
408karenn,
Mar 24, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
Not normally one to go to wineries, my friends suggested this as an experience. And it was. A combination quirky art gallery and winery, a person who goes to the Cube has a total immersive experience. I would not know whether a wine is good or not, but our hosts really liked the five we tried, especially the Dead Arm. The art is similar to going to a Meow Wolf exhibit, though it is not nearly as large. At the time a Salvador Dali exhibition was going on, and some of the Dali creations were outside so we could see them. The building is interested for architects and engineers, the art appealing for the artist, and the atmosphere - well, I would go again, even though I don’t drink wine!