serafinowines.com.au

Serafino Wines sells its range through the estate's online shop, covering both classic McLaren Vale varieties and Italian-inspired wines. The bottles listed on the site range from $28 to $120, so you can put together a mixed order across price points. The list below reflects what the website currently shows; availability and vintages can change, so confirm on the product page before ordering.

The Current Wine Line-Up

How the Range Breaks Down

Italian Varietals

The Bellissimo line is the entry point and the clearest expression of Serafino's Italian focus — Fiano, Barbera and Nero D'Avola, all at $28. If you want to try several styles without committing much per bottle, this is the group to start with.

McLaren Vale Classics

Shiraz and Grenache sit in the middle and upper tiers. The 2020 Sharktooth Shiraz ($70) and 2024 Reserve Grenache ($40) are the more premium estate expressions, while the 2014 Terremoto Syrah ($120) is the oldest and most expensive bottle listed.

A Note on Naming

Syrah and Shiraz refer to the same grape; here they signal two different wines rather than two different varieties. Don't read the labels as separate categories.

How to Buy

1. Go to the Serafino website and open the shop section.
2. Select a wine to view its product page, where you can confirm the vintage, price and availability.
3. Add bottles to your cart and check out online.

The site also lists a Wine Specials tab, a gift voucher option, and a wine club with member experiences. If you're buying regularly or want access to member pricing and events, the club is worth checking before you place a one-off order.

Practical Points Before You Order

• Prices are per bottle as shown on the site and are in Australian dollars.
• Vintages move. The Fiano is listed as 2026 and the Syrah as 2014 — confirm the exact vintage on the product page, since the shop listing may not match what ships.
• Beyond wine, Serafino runs a cellar door, restaurant, accommodation and events at 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia. If you'd rather taste before buying, the cellar door is the direct route.
• Contact for stock or order questions: +61 8 8323 0157 or [email protected].

If your goal is a broad introduction to the estate, a mix of Bellissimo bottles plus one Reserve or Sharktooth gives you both the Italian side and the McLaren Vale classics in a single order.

Serafino Wines is a family-owned, estate-grown winery in McLaren Vale, South Australia, known for award-winning wines and what it describes as the region's most extensive collection of Italian varietals. It is more than a tasting room: the property combines a cellar door, restaurant, accommodation, and event spaces, so you can visit for a quick tasting, a long lunch, or an overnight stay. It suits travellers building a McLaren Vale itinerary around food and wine, and wine drinkers looking for both classic South Australian styles and Italian-inspired bottles.

Where it is and how to make contact

The winery is at 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 5171. Phone +61 8 8323 0157 or email [email protected]. Booking is promoted on the site ("Book Now"), which matters most for the restaurant, accommodation, and events rather than a casual cellar door stop.

What Serafino actually offers

The site presents four core experiences alongside the wine range:

There is also a wine club with member experiences, plus gift vouchers and a "Wine Specials" section on the website.

The wines

Serafino positions itself on two fronts: classic McLaren Vale varieties and "bold and vibrant Italian-inspired flavours." The Italian varietal focus is the clearest point of difference in the region.

Examples listed on the site, with the prices shown there:

• 2020 Sharktooth Shiraz — $70.00
• 2014 Terremoto Syrah — $120.00
• 2026 Bellissimo Fiano — $28.00
• 2024 Bellissimo Barbera — $28.00
• 2024 Bellissimo Nero D'Avola — $28.00
• 2024 Reserve Grenache — $40.00

The Bellissimo range sits at the accessible end; the older, single-bottle releases sit at the premium end. Prices are as published on the site and can change.

Who it is for

• Wine-focused visitors who want Italian varietals (Fiano, Barbera, Nero D'Avola) that are harder to find in a typical McLaren Vale lineup.
• Day-trippers who want tasting, lunch, and a view in one stop rather than driving between venues.
• Overnight guests who would rather stay on a working estate than in a separate hotel.
• Event organisers looking at weddings, conferences, or private functions in the region.

If you only want a fast tasting and nothing else, the restaurant and accommodation side is simply optional rather than a reason to go.

Practical points before you visit

• Book ahead for anything beyond a basic tasting. The site's "Book Now" prompt and the separate booking paths for dining, accommodation, and events suggest these fill independently of the cellar door.
• Check current opening times and availability directly. The site does not publish hours in the material available here, so confirm by phone or email before travelling.
• Use the newsletter if you want event and special-offer updates, since the site promotes it for news, special events, and exclusive offers.
• Sustainability: Serafino states it is a certified member of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia, which is a verifiable credential if that matters to your buying decisions.
• Online accounts: there is a member login and wine club area, so some content or pricing may sit behind a login. Nothing here indicates the site is free of login requirements for those sections.

Serafino Wines is at 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 5171. You can call +61 8 8323 0157 or email [email protected]. The website also offers a "Book Now" option for planning a visit. Use these details if you want to arrange a cellar door tasting, a meal at the restaurant, or an overnight stay.

Contact Details at a Glance

What You Can Do on a Visit

Serafino is family owned and estate grown, and the site describes it as a place where "exceptional wines meet unforgettable experiences" in the heart of McLaren Vale. Beyond tasting, the property lists several options:

• Cellar Door — taste the range, including classic McLaren Vale varieties and Italian varietals.
• Restaurant (Serafino Dining) — lunch on the deck is mentioned on the site.
• Accommodation — stay on site as part of a McLaren Vale visit.
• Events — including weddings, conferences, and private functions.
• Experiences — such as wedding proposals and "The Fleurieu Experience."

If you want to combine wine tasting with a meal or an overnight stay, contact the venue directly to confirm availability and timing, since the site does not publish opening hours or booking lead times in the material provided.

Wines You Might See When You Visit

The website highlights a mix of classic and Italian-inspired wines, with these examples and listed prices:

The site also notes a "Wine Specials" tab and gift vouchers, so it is worth checking those before you buy or visit.

Practical Steps to Plan Your Visit

1. Check the website first at serafinowines.com.au for current opening details and any events.
2. Book ahead using the "Book Now" option, especially for dining, accommodation, or group experiences.
3. Call or email if you need to confirm something specific — for example, whether the restaurant is open on your preferred date or whether a particular wine is available for tasting.
4. Plan your route to 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, and allow time to explore the wider McLaren Vale region.

Common Questions

Is there parking or public transport information? The provided material does not include parking or transport details, so contact the venue directly.

Can I join the wine club? Yes — the site has a "Join Club" and "Wine Club" section, with member login and T&Cs listed under Quick Links.

Are there non-wine activities? Yes — dining, accommodation, events, and experiences such as "The Fleurieu Experience" are all listed.

For anything not covered here, the fastest route is a phone call to +61 8 8323 0157 or an email to [email protected].

Serafino Wines in McLaren Vale offers four main experiences beyond simply tasting wine: a cellar door, an on-site restaurant (Serafino Dining), accommodation, and event hosting that includes weddings, conferences, and private functions. These are listed directly on the winery's site, so if you're planning a visit around food, an overnight stay, or a private event rather than just a tasting, all four are available at the same property on Kangarilla Road.

Cellar Door

The cellar door is the entry point for most visits and the base for tasting Serafino's range. The site describes the winery as "renowned for our award-winning wines and the region's most extensive collection of Italian varietals," alongside classic McLaren Vale varieties.

If you want to know what you'd actually be tasting, the current online range includes:

The Bellissimo line covers the Italian varietals at the lower end of the price range, while the Sharktooth Shiraz and Terremoto Syrah sit at the premium end. Prices are as listed on the site and can change, so confirm at the time of your visit.

Serafino Dining (Restaurant)

The restaurant is a separate experience from the tasting room and appears as its own section in the site navigation, alongside Cellar Door and Accommodation. The site also references "Lunch on deck," which suggests deck seating is part of the dining setup. For current opening hours, menus, and whether booking is required, check the Serafino Dining page or contact the winery directly — the homepage does not publish those details.

Accommodation

Serafino offers on-site accommodation, listed as its own navigation item and included in the "Visit Us" menu. This makes it possible to combine dining, tasting, and an overnight stay in one location rather than driving between venues in McLaren Vale. Room types, rates, and minimum-stay rules are not specified on the homepage, so those need to be confirmed with the winery.

Events, Weddings, Conferences, and Private Functions

Serafino hosts a range of private and ticketed events. The site's "Visit Us" section lists:

• Weddings
• Conferences
• Private functions
• Upcoming events

It also mentions "Cellar Door Wedding Proposals" and "The Fleurieu Experience" as member experiences, so the venue is set up for both large booked events and smaller occasions. If you're enquiring about a wedding or conference, the site provides a contact form route through the Contact page, plus phone and email:

• Phone: +61 8 8323 0157
• Email: [email protected]
• Address: 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 5171

Wine Club and Members' Experiences

Beyond one-off visits, Serafino runs a Wine Club with a members' area (including Member Login and Join Club links) and member-specific experiences such as The Fleurieu Experience. The site also promotes gift vouchers and a Wine Specials tab for purchases. If you're a repeat visitor or buying as a gift, the club and voucher options extend the experience past a single tasting.

How to Decide What Fits Your Visit

• Just want to taste and buy: Cellar Door, with the option to shop wines online or via the Wine Specials tab.
• Want a meal with the tasting: add Serafino Dining — check hours and booking first.
• Want to stay overnight: book accommodation directly with the winery.
• Planning a wedding, conference, or private function: use the Contact page or call/email with your date and numbers.
• Regular buyer or gift-giver: look at the Wine Club and gift vouchers.

One practical note: the homepage shows a "Book Now" link and a newsletter signup, so booking ahead is the expected route for visits and events. Details like restaurant hours, room rates, and event capacity aren't published on the homepage — contact the winery for those before you plan around them.

You can join the Serafino Wine Club through the "Join Club" link on serafinowines.com.au, and membership is aimed at people who want ongoing access to the winery's releases, member experiences, and club-specific terms. The site lists a Wine Club section with "Join Club," "Members Experiences," and "Wine Club T&Cs," so the practical path is to review the terms and member experiences first, then complete the join request online. The published page evidence does not state membership fees, minimum spend, or exact discount percentages, so treat those as things to confirm on the club page or with the cellar door before joining.

What the Serafino Wine Club is

Serafino Wines is a family-owned, estate-grown winery at 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia. Its cellar door, restaurant, accommodation, and events sit alongside a wine range that includes classic McLaren Vale varieties and what the site describes as the region's most extensive collection of Italian varietals.

The Wine Club is the membership arm of that business. The website navigation groups it with "Member Login," "Join Club," and "Wine Club T&Cs," which tells you three things:

• There is a members-only area you log into.
• There is a separate sign-up route for new members.
• Membership is governed by published terms and conditions, not just an informal mailing list.

How to join

1. Go to serafinowines.com.au.
2. Open the "Wine Club" section in the main navigation.
3. Read "Wine Club T&Cs" before signing up, so you know the commitment, dispatch, and cancellation rules.
4. Check "Members Experiences" to see what the club actually includes beyond wine.
5. Use "Join Club" to start the sign-up.
6. If you already have an account, use "Member Login" instead.

Expected result: you either land in the members area or receive confirmation of your join request. If the join form asks for details the T&Cs don't explain, that is the point to contact the winery directly rather than guessing.

What members get

The site supports these member-facing elements:

Because the evidence does not publish fee levels, discount rates, or allocation sizes, the honest position is: the club exists, it has its own terms, and the specific commercial benefits need to be read off the club page or confirmed by phone on +61 8 8323 0157 or [email protected].

Who this suits

Join if you already buy Serafino wines — the current listed range includes 2020 Sharktooth Shiraz at $70.00, 2014 Terremoto Syrah at $120.00, 2026 Bellissimo Fiano at $28.00, 2024 Bellissimo Barbera at $28.00, 2024 Reserve Grenache at $40.00, and 2024 Bellissimo Nero D'Avola at $28.00 — and you want first look at releases and member events.

Don't join purely for a discount you haven't verified. The site markets the club around experiences and access, not around a published percentage saving.

Common sticking points

• Confusing the newsletter with the club. The newsletter signup is separate and only promises news, events, and offers. The Wine Club has its own join flow and terms.
• Skipping the T&Cs. Membership terms govern dispatch, payment, and exit. Read them before committing.
• Assuming free membership. Nothing in the available evidence says the club is free, so don't assume it.
• Expecting instant member pricing. Member pricing and allocations are not documented in the page evidence; confirm before you rely on them.

A practical next step

If you want to visit before joining, the cellar door is at 39 Kangarilla Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 5171. You can also call +61 8 8323 0157 or email [email protected] to ask directly about current club benefits, fees, and whether the 2026 Bellissimo Fiano or 2014 Terremoto Syrah are included in member allocations.