On Thursday, February 20, Seppeltsfield celebrated the unveiling of one of Australia’s most significant wines, with the 1920 100-Year-Old Para Vintage Tawny. The release coincides with the Seppelt family having moved into the family homestead, on February 20, 1851. This
Seppeltsfield have been recognised with Gold Medals for the 2019 Barossa Mataro, at three of Australia’s most prominent wine shows, 2019 Royal Melbourne Wine Show, 2019 Barossa Wine Show and on the weekend – at the highly contested 2019 Australian Alternative
Seppeltsfield Wines has been crowned with the most prestigious award – 2019 Premier’s Award for Service Excellence as well as 2019 Best Winery, Distillery or Brewery in South Australia, at the state’s tourism awards night of nights.
Seppeltsfield have painted the village pink for #MoscatoMission, in an effort to support Australian Breast Cancer Research (ABCR) throughout October, in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
In a Barossa first, Seppeltsfield Wines have taken out the Sicilian native red variety Nero d’Avola – awarded Best Single Varietal at the Royal Melbourne Wine Awards.
Seppeltsfield is the official wine partner of VOGUE Festival 19/20 in Adelaide. Presented by VOGUE Australia in partnership with the Rundle Mall Management Authority (RMMA), City of Adelaide and the South Australian Tourism Commission, 2019 marks the third consecutive year
Seppeltsfield have been recognised at the most prestigious wine show in Australia, the 2019 Royal Adelaide Wine Show, taking out four Gold Medals for the 2019 Barossa Nero d’Avola, Para Grand Tawny (10 Year Old Average Age), Para Rare Tawny
Seppeltsfield are ‘painting the iconic Barossa village pink’, in an effort to support Australian Breast Cancer Research (ABCR) throughout October, in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Based on the inaugural success of #MoscatoMission last year – with Seppeltsfield Wines
Seppeltsfield have taken out the prestige ‘Best Australian Fortified Tawny’ Trophy and Top Gold Medal for Para Rare Tawny (18 Year average age), at The 131st Annual Rutherglen Wine Show which also incorporated the 2019 Australian Fortified Wine Show.
Seppeltsfield, one of Australia’s oldest wineries, has published a series of podcasts to highlight its 168 year-old history.
