Seppeltsfield

Seppeltsfield

Barossa Shiraz 2018

Very dark purple color, mulberry, blackberry and some oak as well, rich, ripe, but with nice balancing acidity, even at 6 years of age this needs more cellaring, very good Barossa Shiraz! — 3 months ago

Jim Powers
with Jim
Tom, Bob and 3 others liked this

Sieber Rd

GSM Barossa Valley Grenache Blend 2015

This GSM from a boutique producer in the western Barossa near Seppeltsfield, is a blend of 45% Grenache, 35% Shiraz and 20% Mourvèdre. The Grenache is most prominent with its lush raspberry aroma and flavours, the Shiraz providing structure and the Mataro with its plummy tarry notes. This wine was a Trophy winner at the Toowoomba Wine Show a few years ago. — 5 years ago

Serge, Daniel P. and 8 others liked this

Seppeltsfield

Apera Rich Rare DP38 Solero Palomino Fino

Timothy Eustis
9.1

Aussie sherry. Incredible. — 6 months ago

Severn, Peter and 1 other liked this

Seppeltsfield

Para Tawny Single Vintage 21 Years 2001

Everything you would expect from a 21 year Aussie port — 2 years ago

Seppeltsfield

Cellar Door Collection Barossa Shiraz 2014

Smith full bodies smells delicious — 5 years ago

Two Hands

Coach House Block Seppeltsfield Road Greenock Shiraz 2006

Pretty damn good, got better and better — 7 years ago

Two Hands

Holy Grail Seppeltsfield Road Shiraz

A bit to young 🤣 — a year ago

W and Martijn liked this

Greenock Creek

Seppeltsfield Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

Unbelievable!!! A Cabernet that only can express it selves like this in Barossa Valley. Basically a Shiraz “wanna be”. So expressive, so rich, but fresh and focused grounded by a solid vibrant, mineral backbone. There are warm, Mediterranean spices filtering through this fresh dark fruit. A cab in a category by its own. — a year ago

Tammy de WeerdAndrea ClementsGareth Andrews
with Tammy, Andrea and 1 other
Skip, Ira and 2 others liked this

Seppelt

Para Vintage Tawny Port Blend 1987

Opened this in early January and having the occasional night cap finished it 2 nights ago. Notes of dried fruit, spice, nuts and burnt flavours. This port fills every corner of your mouth - unctuous. Seppeltsfield have this amazing tradition of releasing a 100 year old Port every year. The 1919 will be released later this year. — 6 years ago

Paul, David and 5 others liked this