Seppeltsfield

Seppeltsfield

Barossa Shiraz

Ted
9.1

Cool wine bar in Athens Ohio. Nothing wrong with this wine pour me another glass. Ripe red fruit — 3 months ago

Shobbrook Wines

Seppeltsfield Syrah 2002

I bought 6
This is looking terrific
Very tuned
Seppetsfield vineyard
Barossa without being gigantic, but very easy drinking instead
Still freshness driving the taste
Maybe not superlong, but more than OK I'd say
— 5 years ago

Byron, Dick and 6 others liked this

Two Hands

Coach House Block Seppeltsfield Road Greenock Shiraz 2006

Pretty damn good, got better and better — 6 years ago

Two Hands

Holy Grail Seppeltsfield Road Shiraz

A bit to young 🤣 — 5 months ago

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Seppeltsfield

Para Tawny Single Vintage 21 Years 2001

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

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. — 4 years ago

Serge, Daniel P. and 8 others 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. — 6 months ago

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Seppeltsfield

Cellar Door Collection Barossa Shiraz 2014

Smith full bodies smells delicious — 4 years ago

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. — 5 years ago

Paul, David and 5 others liked this