Sevenhill Cellars
The Clare Valley's oldest winery, founded by Jesuits in 1851 and still making wine beside a bluestone church and crypt.
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Sevenhill Cellars - frequently asked questions
What is the oldest winery in the Clare Valley?
Sevenhill Cellars is the oldest winery in the Clare Valley, established by Jesuit priests in 1851. It is still owned by the Jesuits and continues to produce sacramental and table wine.
Why did Jesuits establish Sevenhill Cellars?
The Jesuits founded Sevenhill in 1851 and planted vines partly to produce sacramental wine for the Catholic Church, a role the winery still fulfils today.
Can you visit Sevenhill Cellars?
Yes. Sevenhill Cellars has a cellar door for tastings, and visitors can also see the historic St Aloysius Church and crypt on the grounds.
Image credits
- Clare Valley, Sevenhill Cellars - panoramio.jpg by Frans-Banja Mulder , CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons