Seppeltsfield Barossa Grenache

Imagine strolling through Seppeltsfield’s Great Terraced Vineyard — ancient bush vines, red‑brown soils, and gentle breezes cooling things down. The wine opens with rosewater, Turkish delight and sweet strawberries in harmony. There's a savoury shadow too — dried herbs, anise myrtle, all quietly in the background. On the palate it’s juicy and generous, with red fruit core, plum‑skin tannins and a pleasing acidity that keeps things fresh. Medium bodied, but with character: texture is silky rather than harsh, shape rather than brute force. Finish lingers with spice, a hint of graphite, and a sense that this wine could charm both novices and Grenache lovers alike.