As a group of 12 people, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this beautiful old homestead, complete with swimming pool and stunning garden and surrounds. The original home provided a grand formal sitting room and dining room as well as a large, fully equipped kitchen. The newer section offered a large room with dining table and comfy lounges by the fireplace, connecting to 4 bedrooms, each with ensuite The beds were comfortable, and the living rooms were large, providing plenty of space for all of us. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend The Lodge for a family or group of friends - it's a very special place to stay

We as a group of 4 did tastings and were warmly welcomed by Lucy and Jessica, they were knowledgeable about the wines and history, they were joined by Vicki and together as a formidable trio they made our tasting experience a lot of fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend spending a good chunk of your day here. I would definitely return here based on our experience. Caroline, Jill, Scott and Steve

We did a private tasting at Seppeltsfield Winery and the grounds are simply breathtaking! Hundreds of years old, the family emigrated here in the 1800's and had 21 children that they handed down the vineyard and estates to. Expansive grounds and the wine is quite good. Known for their Shiraz, a must do in the Barossa Valley. This property would be beautiful for a wedding or event. Very upscale and sophisticated. Large bar and tasting area for small to large parties, private or public. Beautiful outdoor seating area as well.

Great customer service, setting and wines. We go to Seppeltsfield regularly and would recommend it to others. Great as just a couple or with family and friends.

Came here just for a tasting and was blessed to be looked after by some great staff in Jordan and Jess Despite their younger years, they were extremely knowledgeable about the wines as well as the history of the winery. They made our tasting (which was amazing) even better. Loved the layout of the place and it was buzzing for a Sunday afternoon.

Every year my partner and I make it a special weekend to travel to Seppeltsfield to try the 100-year-old port released each year. The concept of drinking a port which was lovingly put down 100 years ago & thinking about what's happened while the port is laid down is special in itself. But the richness, complexities and diverse flavors & aroma of the port each year is magnificent. Something very special to behold and experience. No where else in the world can you have this experience - unique to Seppeltsfield. We love it and hope to be heading to Seppeltsfield for many, many yearly releases to come.

We wanted to taste port from the year we were born and were advised we would have to do the tour. We were told it was an amazing tour that we would remember forever. We paid $150 each so $300. The guide told us about the photos in the gallery that is accessible to anyone. We then went upstairs to a room with all the barrels. He told us a bit of the history then we tasted the port. He then took some photos of us. All up it took about 15 minutes. We were disgusted and yes we will remember it but for all the wrong reasons. I would not recommend it to anyone.

We had a lovely wine tasting here. $15 per person for the tasting of 6 wines and you could choose which ones. The $15 was redeemable on purchase. It was a very pleasant experience and great value. The estate is just magnificent.

An awesome experience right from the start. We were running late for our "experience" which included a tour of the cellars followed by an 8 course meal with wine matching. Even though we were over an hour late, the staff took care of us and treated us like VIPs. Big shout out to Aaron who took us on our tour and talked through the history of the vineyard and the cellars and then introduced us to our options. Either a 100-year-old port or a port from our birth year. Wow! I cannot describe the amazing flavors of my birth year port, but let me tell you it was unbelievable (to buy it is AU$10,000 per 100ml and we had 15ml taste as part of the experience). Afterwards we ventured into the restaurant where we had an incredible meal. Starting with fresh bread, butter and pickled vegetables. This was followed by fish, pumpkin, duck, pork, wagyu beef and finished up with a creme-caramel and cake. Each dish was paired perfectly with wine that complemented the food, and it was all explained to us in detail. Completely worth the trip and highly recommended.

We called into this winery on our drive around the Barossa, just to look around, and we were very impressed with the place. Lots of beautiful things to see - crafts, glass blowing, leather crafts, hat making, and the Vasse products on sale were amazing! We thought we would do a wine tasting, while we were there. Maddie was extremely helpful, and it was because of her personality and friendliness that we decided to purchase some delicious wines. Thank you Maddie for a delightful afternoon.

A unique experience with an informative hostess. Was good to compare different generations. A generous tasting too. Nice birthday gift and great memories made.

Excellent tasting experience with a great variety of styles. Grenache a must try! Jess was both knowledgeable and super personable.

This place was amazing! The land is beautiful, and the buildings were great. We stopped in in the afternoon for a wine tasting, and it was a lovely experience. We felt very looked after, and enjoyed the laid back but professional vibes. Definitely would recommend a stop here, even for just an hour to do some wine tasting.

Heard a lot about this Vineyard and it an impressive place. The food at the restaurant was incredible. Unfortunately staff at the Cellar Door ruined our experience. We were told to go and view a crappy gallery while we waited for the wine tasting event hough we had a booking. A large group after us without a booking were treated better. After being ignored by Cellar Door staff, we left without the wine tasting. Will return for the food and the atmosphere, but please improve the service at ur eine tasting.

WOW!! How beautiful is Seppeltsfield Estate. My husband and I only had coffee at Octeine which is their onsite small cafe at the entrance (could be so much better) but we also came to have a stroll around the estate. They have an onsite restaurant Fino which looked amazing and also the cellar door. Onsite is a very tasteful shop Vasse Virgin, which is a natural olive oil producer. I spent so much time here sampling their products. The displays and decor are excellent along with the customer service. The stop here is a must when visiting the estate.