Founded in 1851, this site hosts a rich historical tapestry within the South Australian landscape.
Read MoreSevenhill is a unique blend of history, faith, and winemaking, creating a destination steeped in significance. The oldest winery in the Clare Valley, producing wines continuously since 1851.
Read MoreThe underground vaulted cellar offers a rare glimpse into the history and craftsmanship of 19th-century winemaking.
Read MoreThe lawn area enjoyed by many today is named for the first Jesuit Winemaker, Brother Johannes Schreiner.
Read MoreThe historical Screw Press at Sevenhill Cellars, used until the 1960s, revolutionized winemaking, symbolic of the many technological advancements made at Sevenhill since 1851 which have helped transition from the traditional labor-intensive, to more efficient production methods.
Read MoreDating back to 1879, this slate tank showcases timeless winemaking traditions, still used today for crafting premium small-batch red wines in our Heritage, Saints and Reserve ranges.
Read MoreThe vineyard's early stone buildings were constructed using local stone from on-site quarries, where dangerous work tragically claimed the life of Brother George Sadler in 1865 while excavating for Saint Aloysius Church.
Read MoreThe dry-built sandstone shrine, crafted by Brothers Lenz and Danielewicz, honors Saint Ignatius, co-founder of the Jesuit Order, whose transformative journey from a knight devoted to worldly vanities to a spiritual leader shaped the foundation and enduring legacy of the Society of Jesus.
Read MoreConsidered to be an important location for people of faith, take a moment of reflection as you walk this tranquil path.
Read MoreEstablished in 1862, Sevenhill Cemetery is the resting place of local pioneers, parishioners, and First Nations people, including Franz Weikert, a Silesian farmer who led Jesuit missionaries to Australia in 1848 and whose grave, marked by a hand-carved cross, symbolizes his enduring legacy in the region.
Read MoreWeikert Cottage, once home to Franz Weikert and his pioneering family, stands as a restored symbol of Sevenhill's rich history, having survived the Ash Wednesday bushfires and welcomed visitors like Saint Mary MacKillop.
Read MoreSevenhill and the Jesuits have a long and ongoing association with the local Ngadjuri people, the traditional custodians of this land.
Read MoreThe first Catholic School in South Australia, and the first Catholic Boarding School outside of Sydney. Nestled amidst the tranquil surroundings of Sevenhill, St. Aloysius College stands as a testament to the Jesuit tradition of education and community service.
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