Seppeltsfield Wines
Seppeltsfield Wines, Seppeltsfield, Barossa, South Australia
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Seppeltsfield SA 5355
Seppeltsfield Wines began in 1851 when Joseph Seppelt, fleeing turmoil in his native Silesia purchased a beautiful property in the Barossa Valley, and named it after himself - Seppeltsfield. He decided to plant vines. Thus was born the village you see today. These bluestone cellars now carefully mature the 100 year old Para Port. Over the years many activities and industries found a sympathetic home at Seppeltsfield. Our vision is to see as many of these (and more) revived.
Today, the Cellar Door is open for tasting and guided tours including:
Daily Heritage Tour - 45 minutes including tasting, daily at 11.30am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm.
The Legend of Seppeltsfield Tour – Discover and enjoy the ultimate foresight of Benno Seppelt, two hours (including tasting) on Saturday and Sunday at 10.30am (additional times available by request). Bookings required, 24 hours prior notice, minimum of two people.
Charges apply for tours- please enquire at the time of making a booking.
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