Seppeltsfield Wines Tours and Tickets

Visit the Barossa Valley, one of South Australia's most popular wine regions, on this day trip from Adelaide. With a guide, you'll enjoy wine tastings at Seppeltsfield Winery and Wolf Blass. Learn about the region's winemaking history, admire the picturesque scenery of the Adelaide Hills and River Torrens, and enjoy a 2-course lunch. To end your tour, stop in the historic German settlement of Hahndorf.

The Barossa Valley is one of Australia's most prestigious wine regions and this private full-day tour ensures a tailor-made wine tasting experience. Sample the region's famous Shiraz at one of the world's oldest vineyards, indulge in a 10-course degustation lunch at Hentley Farm restaurant, then taste vintage wines at the award-winning Seppeltsfield Winery. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Indulge your senses with gourmet cuisine, fine wine and serene views on this 6-hour tour of the Barossa Valley with pick-up from your Barossa Valley hotel. Take a tour of local wineries; indulge in tastings at Maggie Beers Farm Shop and Seppeltsfield winery; and tuck into lunch of produce at a local winery. That's not all: sample award-winning cheeses at the Barossa Valley Cheese Company and admire dramatic views of the Barossa Valley from Mengler Hill.

Explore the Barossa Valley wine region in style with a private full-day tour that travels in a luxurious 1962 Daimler classic car. Customize your tour to visit your selection of established or boutique wineries, and enjoy premium wine tastings at each stop, along with a gourmet 2-course lunch and afternoon tea. Your guide provides VIP service, informative commentary, and round-trip transportation from Barossa or Adelaide.

Go behind-the-scenes at one of the Barossa Valley's oldest wineries, with this 30- or 60-minute tour of the Seppeltsfield winery. Discover winemaking techniques dating from the 19th-century as you explore the historic vineyard, then indulge in an expert-led wine tasting. Choose to sample a port from your birth year or opt for a tour of the Centennial Cellar, where you'll get to taste a rare 100-year-old port.