Had a lovery lunch at Seppelt - we didn't have time to do much of a wine tasting More

make sure you try the Raspberry cordial - a Seppelt family tradition not to be missed. More

We love Seppelts for their luscious grand old ports and were glad that the winery has returned to private hands. This second visit, we were excellently hosted by Christie, who furthered our knowledge of this historic winery and also our appreciation for their fine ports. We also learnt that traditional Barossa is close-knit as a family - Rockford's wine-maker, Ben,... More

Seppeltsfield is a magnificent place to visit for anybody interested and likes wine. The history of the Barossa Valley and the Seppelt's family's influence in the region is amazing. The grounds are superb, with many places to have a picnic and wonder through. The cellar door has a cafe which is affordable and caters for all tastes. Highly recommended for... More

Our tour guide, a third generation employee was passionate about his job and excited about wine-making using traditional methods More

respected winery with prize winning wines available and tasting as well More

For $15 we did the history tour which included tasting, with $5 redeemable on purchase. The grounds are lovely, the staff are really helpful and we really enjoyed the tour. We purchased bottles of port that had aged in oak barrels for 21 years and were released in our birth years which combined with the stories behind it all, was... More

My favourite winery in the Barossa Valley. Definiitely worth a visit, and do one of their tours (if still available). Beautiful gardens too, just right for a picnic. More

We came for the tour - as we were the only takers we got a 'personalised' tour with a young man who was the 3rd generation of a local family working at the winery. He had worked the vintage so was able to talk us right through the process and show us the various buildings where it all happens. We... More