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Raspberry Cordial
Seppeltsfield Wines are the pleased to announce the return of a much loved Barossa icon - Seppeltsfield Raspberry Cordial - from a 150 year old recipe kept under lock and key...
Generations have grown up drinking this famous cordial to be enjoyed by all ages.
Become a Family Member on Checkout, and receive 10% discount on this item
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Cousins
'Gert's Blend' Sparkling Shiraz
Seppeltsfield Raspberry Cordial has been a South Australia classic since it was first produced by the founder of Seppeltsfield about 150 years ago.
We are using Joseph Seppelt’s original recipe from his personal recipe book, which is kept under lock and key in “Joseph’s Room” at Seppeltsfield.
Colour
red
Nose
sweet
Palate
yummy
Wine Analysis
Alc/Vol: 0!
Peak Drinking
cold and now
Fond memories……
“it’s unique and I grew up on the stuff”
“memories of my youth from an old publican”
“worth a trip to the Barossa”
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Raspberry Cordial
Seppeltsfield Wines are the pleased to announce the return of a much loved Barossa icon - Seppeltsfield Raspberry Cordial - from a 150 year old recipe kept under lock and key...
Generations have grown up drinking this famous cordial to be enjoyed by all ages.
Become a Family Member on Checkout, and receive 10% discount on this item
Family
Cousins
'Gert's Blend' Sparkling Shiraz
Seppeltsfield Raspberry Cordial has been a South Australia classic since it was first produced by the founder of Seppeltsfield about 150 years ago.
We are using Joseph Seppelt’s original recipe from his personal recipe book, which is kept under lock and key in “Joseph’s Room” at Seppeltsfield.
We are using Joseph Seppelt’s original recipe from his personal recipe book, which is kept under lock and key in “Joseph’s Room” at Seppeltsfield.
Colour
red
Nose
sweet
Palate
yummy
Wine Analysis
Alc/Vol: 0!
Peak Drinking
cold and now
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Fond memories……
“it’s unique and I grew up on the stuff”
“memories of my youth from an old publican”
“worth a trip to the Barossa”
“it’s unique and I grew up on the stuff”
“memories of my youth from an old publican”
“worth a trip to the Barossa”
