Seppeltsfield wines Review

Enjoyed tasting all the different fortified wines that they have here as well as sweet wines. The raspberry cordial was delightful too. Very interesting buildings to have a look at as well as lovely grassy areas to sit down and chill out on.

Seppeltsfield is probably our favourite winery in Barossa. It has many interesting facilities for tourists: a gourmet restaurant, work shops for different local artists, museum and cellar doors with a souvenir shop. As one of the oldest wineries in Barossa, it strikes a great balance between business and authenticity.
It is a very well managed place with a charming vintage architecture and beautiful vineyards all around it. Its signature sparkling shiraz is very tasty. A great drink on a hot summer day if you prefer something sparkling with a punch. Their desert wine is also well known. We really enjoyed walking around this place.

Amazing winery and great tasting experience. We had dinner at Fino restaurant and the food was delicious. We also had the chance to try the 100 years old port and the experience was mesmerising.

Definitely a great company. One of the oldest wineries in the Barossa Valley. We were here to carry out the so-called Centennial tour inside the barrel room, where all the vintages of the last 100 years are kept. In fact, I was able to taste the wine of my birth year. A truly incredible experience but also the cost is!

My husband and I visited today for a tasting at the Cellar Door. We had a wonderful time learning about the wines/tawnys, gaining new favourites and chatting with Ned! He is an asset to your business; incredibly knowledgeable and great fun! Thankyou for a great experience!

Very average. Wine was poor. Nice setting but the wine was not very good. It was the only place we didn t buy a bottle!

Far too Commercial these days give me the Smaller places

Fino Restaurant. Friendly staff. Service slow. Tasty food. Portions small. Overall not great value for money.

We have booked wine tasting with canape.No doubt about the wine and canape quality.However we felt the experience was a little bit time oriented and with little context.There was a moment when we haven't finished the wine and the lady was already explaining the next one.Please pay more attention to the customer for a delight experience!

It's a beautiful place with a good wine tasting offer. Although it was a little busy, the staff was quite attentive.

Beautiful restaurant and grounds... enjoyed visiting with the artisans and craft makers too ..

Such a wonderful meal. Beautiful flavours. Nikita provided wonderful service. Flawless

This place is the jewel of the Barossa. Do not rush your time here. From the Jam Factory to the generous wine tasting and vineyard tours by Segway this estate offers it all. The extensive lawns, historic buildings, visitors centre and cafe, this attraction has it all. You will be impressed!

You have to go to here if you are visiting the barossa. If you only have a short time this is a great way to spend it. Maggie beer is not far from here either. The ports are beautiful!

Really poor service and underwhelming experience. We did a tasting and were more or less asked to leave immediately once it concluded. The guy facilitating the wine tasting was a little obnoxious, and cursed a little too much. Compared to all other wineries in Barossa, it was unfortunately a disappointing experience. Wouldn t recommend a visit to this winery.

Far too busy. Its like a wine factory. They need to take some lessons from some of the smaller boutique winieries and provide more individual service. We had to wait 30 mins to Eben try a wine. Forget the restaurant. Seppelts wine don't measure up to many of the other Barossa winieries.

Lovely afternoon, delicious food
Can not fault the service
Highly recommend

Quite expensive for tasting plates very small portions,

Great historic winery. Well worth a visit and take the winery tour.

Beautifully preserved buildings and history of wine making in the Barossa. Fabulous restaurant Fino - is is MUST !! Educational journey by friendly cellar door staff of fortified wines.

Did a random visit at Seppeltsfield and ended up having a nice chat with a bloke in the studio area. If you're looking to go to a tourist spot that has more than 2 things to do in one area, then this is the place.

Excellent service with very friendly attitude. And the food is also top notch!

Very good wines, excellent food and great tours are offered.

Lovely setting though you must be in the door by 4.30pm as they close at 5pm and do not start tastings after 4.30pm. We arrived at 4.32pm and were turned away. Hopefully get to experience the Seppeltsfield hospitality next time we visit the Barossa.

The best thing about Seppeltsfield is the Portuguese custard tarts made fresh onsite by the chef.

Poor customer service skills from the older woman who clearly had no multi-tasking or high volume customer service experience. Ignored my wife and I and then proceeded to pour taste glasses for a tour group of 8 people who arrived well after we had positioned ourselves, right in front of her. We ended off buying about $600 worth of wine from all the other wineries in the region though. Didn't spend a cent in this place and will avoid future purchases, tasting or recommendations of Seppeltsfield Wines after this experience.

I just had my worst lunch experience ever. Our group required $32 per head. We are a group of 24. All we had is two cheese plates and two basket of breads!!!!! It is what provided during wine tasting, but we paid for it!!!! Do not trust this kind of commercial winery ever.

We had a wonderful afternoon here. Definitely taste the tawny's. Adelle, Dean, and David were excellent. Can't wait to go back. Thank you for a wonderful time!

Winery with atmosphere and history. Also nice picnic and handicraft shops, where you can look at the work.

Rude people and absolutely no flexibility when we showed up at 4:57 and they were closing at 5:00. In theory they should still be open for 3 minutes. Not even a word of apology.NEVER EVER coming again. We traveled all the way from NYC for this. Shame on you. Rubbish behaviour for a supposedly world class brand.

This is a great winery to visit. They have some great wines that should be tried, but the fortified wines is where they really shine. Get into the centenary cellar and try some of the old stuff, you won't be disappointed. The 100 year old port is amazing, well worth the price.
They also have a cafe, restaurant, and art gallery here which is nice. Plenty of picnic space for you, and they sell picnic kits from the cafe.

Incredible food and beautiful pristine gardens. The customer service was also exceptional.

Did the distillery tour with the family; fantastic! We sort of fumbled around with which wineries to visit whilst in the valley, but this one was recommended to us by a local, and very glad it was! Great tour guides, awesome history, and interesting explanation of the processes involved :) very happy we went!

Beautiful grounds, and some really nice wine available for tasting. I highly recommend going to one of the events they host here, as they evidently sometimes offer discounts on wine if you do. We spent a day there for Bonjour Barossa and had a good time.

giieGreat spot in the Barossa. Loads of history here. We loved it. Highly recommend.

at least from what i experienced, it is one of the best among others in this area. free wine tasting with many kind, clear and friendly service. did not try the food as it was not lunch time yet, but the whole place stimulates the exiting and winery feeling.

Well executed, authentic, variety of artists to watch at work.

A fabulous day for the Suzie Quarto concert plus all the other bands were absolutley great

This was my favourite Barossa winery. David is an excellent team member and very knowledgeable.

Big touristic winery, the wines are not very good, but their port deserves the tasting

This is one of my favourite wineries great tasting products extremely well presented venue more than happy to recommend

We went on the heritage tour with Jan today. You should bottle her. 10/10 for information and entertainment.

Great day at Seppletsfield. Enjoyed the setting, the food, wine and service at Fino, wine tasting and Centenary Tour. Fantastic place to take overseas guests

Great picnic area and fantastic coffee shop nearby..

Great winery and great wines with large gardens and gift shops, with current Covid requirements it pays to book online for tastings

Love the ports here. Great spot for eating out and having fun.

Historical place, delicious restaurant, must visit.

Beautiful area and the winery has many attractions such as the Jam Factory, Fino Restaurant and Vasse Virgin Olive oils and aromatics.

A flashy complex in the heart of the Barossa, Seppeltsfield offers something for everyone: picnic areas, artisan wares, an amazing restaurant and of course, a cellar door. A reservation is essential for both the cellar door and restaurant. We had a pleasant tasting and took home a bottle of the sparkling Shiraz

Fantastic grounds, great food,wine and good service

You can taste variety of wine for a reasonable price. There are good deals for wine purchases as well. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. There is fully fledged restaurant to suite your taste buds. The Jam factory studio is quite interesting where you can see artists working on their crafts. I think I saw people evening have barbecue area near the Benno's kiosk. So it's wonderful place to visit and enjoy. Also if you live cars, you get to see Jaguar MK2 up close.

Definite destination in Barossa region, book for a lunch, host a special event or just stop by to try something remarkably rare, it's not easy to find a place that can have an idea what your birth year taste like

Matthew was awesome in helping and accommodating us as a big group of 8. Great range and excellent prices that was even better with the customer service.
Very good quality of fortified wines for a range of tastes.

A great contemporary tasting room, and great experience with fantastic fortifieds. If you re in the Barossa this is a must visit. Adele was our server and she did an amazing job. If you re booking a wine tour get this place!

Omg words can not describe how fantastic this place is! I had my wedding ceremony and reception here fantastic!! Jacqui was outstanding best night of my life pip baker

IMO one of the best winery s in the Barossa.

My favourite fortified has been made here for over 150 years.

Excellent scenery and plenty to see and do.

If you are after a traditional hand made barrels look no further, these are by far the best available!

I love coming back and is now a tradition for my wife and I.

Definitely a must if travelling to the Barossa!

Highly recommended!

Amazing winery, the tour is recommended, and and the wine tasting is a must

Tasting experience was great...Emma was lovely and very knowledgeable...recommend Vermentino and Sparkling Shiraz..

We had a small group and the customer service was terrible. While Matt was knowledgeable he talked at us not to us. Additionally the selection was not very good. We feel we were charged for bad service and fundamentally an underwhelming experience. We will not be returning.

A relaxing, peaceful and beautiful destination. Mine host Sharon & Peter offer a wonderful experience in country extravagance and luxury. From the warm welcome to all the special touches that were provided which not only met, but exceeded our expectations.
Truly a magnificent setting to celebrate, for us, our 40th Wedding Anniversary.
Thank you Sharon & Peter

Excellent, accommodating customer service, fantastic selection of ports, accepts American Express

Beautiful buildings and grounds as well as great wine to taste. Very busy when we went though.

I really liked this place. Has restaurant too so If you are hungry... Do the 100 years old port. Amazing life-time experience. The consistency and flavors... Second to none!

Had the most amazing lunch there this weekend. Their staff are fantastic, I love their enthusiasm and service. The food was exceptional. I will be recommending to all of my friends. Well done Fino!

My favorite part of the journey was the road which took us to the winery, lined with palms on both sides of the road. Warm and a welcoming place with a pleasant old-fashioned style. For me, it is one of the top wineries in Barossa Valley. Opening and closing times could be vary due to the current conditions so best to check with them before heading that way depending on what you wish to do. It s very spacious with lots of activities in the premises. I enjoyed my visit to Seppeltsfield and I will visit again.

The winery is very beautiful. I tasted the musk tincture recommended by the previous netizens, and it was really anxious to support syrup. Then I tried to sip it in a small sip, as if it had been mixed with sugar. I really can't appreciate it. However, this winery's Cabernet Sauvignon is good, as well as sparkling wine, which is cheaper and more abundant than Penfolds and Jeckas. It is said that this winery is famous for centuries of wine, and for those who do not love wine, it is good to look at it from a distance.

Segway tour around the winery was great, our guides Chris and Paul were excellent. Would highly recommend!

Great place with something for everyone, not just a winery. Small gallery showcasing exhibitions and studios where you can see artisans at work. Has a smaller cafe and a larger restaurant. There is a separate skin care product range based on olive oil. Had Segway tours too. A place to enjoy even without doing a wine tasting. The tasting room was filled and I think you have to make bookings. Better to check if you want to ensure a tasting, especially these days.

I did discovery tour for 75 mins. Overall the experience is great, just wish to have a bit more tour about wine making process and the vintage.

The Seppeltsfield winery is well known for its signature wine, the 100-year-old Para Tawny.

The buildings, surroundings and vineyards are iconic in the Barossa Valley.

Excellent place for meal. Helpful and friendly staff. Ample parking.

Food and wine was fantastic.

The place is stunning. Food is simple, good service & of course the wine selection is fantastic

Poor Service is the wine tasting Room, we decided to leave after not getting served for some time after our first taste, staff weren't interested

Great service
Best port
Great setting

So wonderful to come back after four years to see how much things have changed. A stunning restaurant, art space, beauty retailer and more. Doing the behind the scenes tour was a highlight. I even found my birth year barrel in the port hall. Wow. One day I hope to come back and try my birth year wine!

Seppeltsfield contacted me directly regarding my partner passing away and did a great job resolving dilemmas every widow has. Changing accounts when a loved one dies.
Val Laszlo.

Very poor service in the tasting room there where 4 of us willing to try and buy from overseas and interstate. After standing around looking for someone to start we where given a person to start the tasting's !! only to have her taken away to attend a group on Chinese people. Leaving us to try nothing . So we walked out trying nothing..well done.

Outstanding meal at Fino! We had the octopus, charred broccoli, oyster mushrooms and one of the specials. The grounds are beautiful, the wine is delicious. Highly recommended.

Awesome tours with some of the most knowledgeable staff.. The chef was very passionate about what he does and it shows in his food..

Nice Park, not the most personal wine tasting experience. The lady that was telling us about the wines was not very passionate about the product.