Seppelt
great Western
The Historic Home of Seppelt Wines in the Grampians
Experience a historic winery nestled in the Grampians
Underground Tours
Recognised as one of the top places to visit in the Grampians, bring your friends and family to explore the largest wine cellars in the Southern Hemisphere.
SEPPELT WINE TASTINGS
We invite you to join us for your tasting experience to uncover the essence of our wines that have garnered adoration across generations.
SEPPELT CAFÉ
If you fancy a nibble, enjoy a bite to eat with a glass of your favourite Seppelt tipple whilst relaxing on the lawns of our magnificent picturesque grounds.
SEPPELT functions
Experience Seppelt Great Western on a more intimate level by taking advantage of our function packages.
Underground Dining
Weddings
Conferences & Meetings
GROUP BOOKINGS
Boho & Bubbles
Gourmet BBQ
seppelt Events
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Shop Seppelt Wines
Shop online and enjoy your favourite Seppelt Great Western wine in the comfort of your home.
Visit Seppelt
Great Western
Located in Great Western, the wine and food village of the Grampians, Seppelt Wines is a must visit when in the Grampians Region.Open 7 days a week for wine tastings, underground cellar tours and wine sales.
A visit to the Grampians is not complete without a trip to the region’s original winemaking pioneers at Seppelt. Open seven days a week, experience the beauty of country Victoria at the historic cellar door for a tasting or to purchase wine, coffee, a light lunch or cheese platter, and step back in time underground with a tour of the heritage-listed cellars, The Drives – first excavated in 1868 and the longest in the southern hemisphere.
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About seppelt
Step back in time to 1851 when Joseph Seppelt laid the foundations of Seppeltsfield in the picturesque Barossa Valley.
Simultaneously, on the other side of the continent, French adventurer Jean Pierre Trouette, captivated by the gold rush, partnered with Anne Marie Blampied and brother Emile to establish the historic St Peters vineyard in Great Western by 1863. The vineyard flourished, boasting 50,000 vines by 1867.