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.

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.

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.

Stopped off for an hour at this beautiful location. A quick peruse of the art gallery was followed by a helpful member of staff being able to arrange a shorter version of their normal wine tasting to focus on their fortified wines. David was extremely welcoming and knowledgable (especially as it was only his second day!) After trying four of their fortified wines, we moved onto their skincare barn and had a great time trying out their products in their huge sink. A quick coffee from their coffee shop and we had to hit the road. Would highly recommend for a visit, even if you don’t give the wine tasting a go! For info, the wine tasting was free if you bought some wine. Otherwise, it was advertised at $15 per person (which gave you at least 8 wines… we only tried their 4 fortified wines so don’t quote me!). They also offer a tasting of their 100 year old port for $100!

History of this vineyard is amazing bought a handmade knife 2 bottles of wine the best marmalade I’ve tasted olive oil and other items

This is the quintessential Barossa winery famous for having vintage tawny for every year for over a century. Their wines are better than average but IMO not great for our tastes. however even their cheapest Para tawny is pretty good. The staff in the 'cellar door' were attentive and informative but at the end of the day it is a big operation and not so personal. There are a few other bits in the complex like a gallery, gift shop, etc, restaurant and 'cafe'. The 'cafe' should be an embarrassment as the winery is iconic but the 'producers platter' is not generous and is served in a cardboard tray. Inside seating is more nasty camp ground than cafe; it was 38C when we visited and in contrast most days sitting outside would be 'a moment'. - Give the 'cafe' a wide miss unless you get a platter with eyes wide open. It might win a gong for one of the most uninspiring platters ever from any wine region. On the way you probably will pass the Seppelt family mausoleum. A few steps climb to get to it but nice views.

Our guide Ellouise was exceptional. Her knowledge and enthusiasm on the history made the Centenary experience unforgettable. Thank you Ellouise. Then the restaurant staff at Fino exceeded our expectations with their service and selections of food and wine to suit our last minute changes to the set menu. Nothing was too difficult.

Amazing place - so much history - beautiful grounds - has a craft/artisan area with great artists - knife maker - leather work. The drive with all the palm tress is amazing & the family mausoleum. Well worth a visit.

If you are looking for a top rate wine tasting experience, Jonathon is the guy for you @ Seppeltsfield. Very informative with the family history & his explanation of the geographical soil for the grape growing & quick to acknowledge our personal wine tastes. Thank you, fantastic afternoon.

A fabulous wine tasting in the most capable hands of Johnathon ...... superb explanations wine wise, an historian taking us back to the 1800s and evolving story, expanding the experience and remarkable intuition, quickly ascertain what was appropriate to our taste ..... you can't go wrong ....

Jonathon knows how to make wine tasting informative and fun! Generous with our selections, fabulous history lesson about the Sepelt family, engaging and obliging with our order. Thankyou so very much Jonathon.

Beautiful old buildings make up the wine tasting room and restaurant. Old history associated with the winery. Many other activities apart from wine tasting like segway tours and back of house tours. Some beautiful wines to taste. Well worth the visit.