About Seppeltsfield Road Distillers
Seppeltsfield Road Distillers is a craft gin distillery and tasting room located in the Barossa Valley wine region, in Marananga, South Australia. They specialise in premium, handcrafted gins made in small batches, often highlighting local botanicals and contemporary flavour profiles. At their distillery and bar, visitors can enjoy guided tastings, cocktails, and seasonal experiences, as well as purchase bottled gin, gift packs and merchandise to take home. They also sell their products online via their website, seppeltsfieldroaddistillers.com.au, and through select retailers and venues.
A charge from Seppeltsfield Road Distillers may appear on your bank or card statement if you visited their cellar door/tasting room and paid for gin tastings, cocktails, bar tabs, bottled spirits or merchandise. It can also result from online orders placed through their website, including bottles, gift packs, gift vouchers or gin subscriptions/club-style recurring orders if offered. In some cases, you may see a temporary pre-authorisation (for example, if you started a bar tab or booked an experience online), which appears as a pending charge before the final amount is captured. Recurring or repeated charges are usually linked to ongoing gin club shipments, scheduled orders, or stored-card purchases.
If you don’t immediately recognise a Seppeltsfield Road Distillers charge, start by checking your recent visit history to the Barossa, any bar tabs, online spirit purchases, or gifts you may have ordered for someone else. Look for email receipts or order confirmations from seppeltsfieldroaddistillers.com.au in your inbox and spam folder, and review your account on their website if you created one at checkout. For questions about a specific transaction, contact them directly through the contact form on their website or via the details listed there, and provide the date, amount and last four digits of the card used so they can locate the payment. If you suspect an error or duplicate billing, speak with their team first to request clarification or a refund; if it cannot be resolved, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.