In an Australian first, historic wine estate Seppeltsfield Barossa, and Australian-based brand protection and retail engagement specialist, YPB Group Limited, has today unveiled a revolutionary solution to guarantee wine authenticity and to trigger consumer engagement. The technology developed by YPB
The ‘One Electric Day’ national tour is coming to Seppeltsfield Barossa, Saturday 7th December, 2019. ‘You’re the voice‘ singer, John Farnham, will be taking to the stage with Australian favourites including ‘Pressure down’ and ‘Reasons’, along with special guests Jon
Seppeltsfield Barossa will welcome back the highly anticipated French artisan festival “Bonjour Barossa” on Sunday 7th July event.
Following the release of Seppeltsfield’s still wine range in February 2018, the packaging adopted by the new wine range has been recognised on the world stage for its design. Harpers Wine & Spirit Co. have recognised the bold design with
Seppeltsfield is proud to be recognised as Barossa’s Star Cellar Door by Gourmet Traveller Wine for 2019. The fifth-year-in-a-row recognition comes after extensive renovations of the 1900’s bottling hall in 2014 which lead Seppeltsfield to unveil a world-class cellar door;
Seppeltsfield proudly represented South Australia at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards (2018), alongside eight other recognised best in their category South Australian tourism businesses, being awarded silver on the national stage for the category of ‘Wineries, Distilleries and Breweries’.
Seppeltsfield have started off 2019 with an exciting new expansion into South East Asia, partnering with market leading wine importer, retailer and distributor, The Straits Wine Company. Seppeltsfield arguably one of the Barossa Valley’s most iconic estates, with 168-year
Seppeltsfield will unveil one of Australia’s most significant wines on Wednesday, 20th February, with the 1919 100 Year Old Para Vintage Tawny being officially released.
A strong sense of community spirit flows through the Randall Wine Group – Seppeltsfield, Quelltaler, Ryecroft and Tinlins.
The tabloid-style Seppeltsfield newspaper, Barossa Bugle, edition three is here. Barossa Bugle by Seppeltsfield has been created to provide a wrap of latest news from the estate and a little taste of Barossan culture (with a touch of cheeky humour
