Join Australian wine authority, historian and Master of Wine - Andrew Caillard - as he conveys the story of Seppeltsfield's 1888 Gravity Cellar.

Seppeltsfield 1888 Gravity Cellar - Podcast by Andrew Caillard MW

Seppeltsfield was established in the Barossa in 1851 by the visionary Seppelt family. The estate was founded on the belief in the importance of providing a whole community with work, purpose and tenure for life .

Today, the fully working heritage-listed winery is undergoing a renaissance. Seppeltsfield's innovative 1888 Gravity Cellar and surrounding winery buildings have been painstakingly restored into a modern day village. 

The Seppeltsfield property encompasses over 420 acres of ancient vineyards, gardens and heritage-listed architecture. A vibrant community of wine, food, craft, design and beauty awaits visitors, highlighted by a multi-award winning Cellar Door, Fino Restaurant, JamFactory Craft + Design studios and Vasse Virgin skin care. 

The Seppeltsfield Cellar Door allows for an intimate wine tasting experience, through four separate circular alcoves known as 'pods'. Here, our passionate hosts will guide you through a wine tasting menu, whilst also assisting you with local recommendations on how to best enjoy your Barossa visit.

History

Seppeltsfield was established in the Barossa in 1851 by the visionary Seppelt family. The estate was founded on the belief in the importance of providing a whole community with work, purpose and tenure for life . Today, the fully working heritage-listed winery is undergoing a renaissance. Seppeltsfield's innovative 1888 Gravity Cellar and surrounding winery buildings have been painstakingly restored into a modern day village. The Seppeltsfield property encompasses over 420 acres of ancient vineyards, gardens and heritage-listed architecture. A vibrant community of wine, food, craft, design and beauty awaits visitors, highlighted by a multi-award winning Cellar Door, Fino Restaurant, JamFactory Craft + Design studios and Vasse Virgin skin care. The Seppeltsfield Cellar Door allows for an intimate wine tasting experience, through four separate circular alcoves known as 'pods'. Here, our passionate hosts will guide you through a wine tasting menu, whilst also assisting you with local recommendations on how to best enjoy your Barossa visit.

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Seppeltsfield 1888 Gravity Cellar - Podcast by Andrew Caillard MW