Seppeltsfield
A grand 19th-century estate famous for its Centenary Collection of fortified wines, releasing a 100-year-old tawny each year.
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Seppeltsfield - frequently asked questions
What is Seppeltsfield famous for?
Seppeltsfield is a historic Barossa wine estate famous for its Centenary Collection of tawny fortified wines - an unbroken line of barrels dating back to 1878 - and its iconic avenue of date palms.
Can you taste a wine from your birth year at Seppeltsfield?
Yes. Seppeltsfield is well known for offering visitors the chance to taste a 100-year-old tawny, and to be served a fortified wine from their birth year, drawn straight from the barrel.
Where is Seppeltsfield?
Seppeltsfield is in the western Barossa, on Seppeltsfield Road near the village of Marananga, a short drive from Tanunda and Nuriootpa.
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- Winery and surrounding vineyard - Seppeltsfield(GN11117).jpg by State Government Photographer , CC0 via Wikimedia Commons