About Yelland and Papps
Yelland & Papps is a husband-and-wife Barossa Valley winery established by Michael and Susan Papps in 2005, focused on elegant, site-driven small-batch wines with finesse and restraint. The winery emphasizes pure fruit expression, texture, and detail through sustainable winemaking practices including natural yeast fermentation and minimal inputs. With deep roots in the Barossa Valley and long-term relationships with local vineyard families, they produce wines that showcase vintage variation and a strong sense of place.
Tasting Experiences
Wine Tasting
Arranged tastings of their full wine range by appointment
Varietals
ShirazGrenacheMataroRieslingSemillon
Good to know about Yelland and Papps
Can you visit Yelland and Papps? Is there a tasting room?
Yes, Yelland and Papps has a tasting room open to visitors. Visits are by reservation.
What is Yelland and Papps known for?
Yelland and Papps is known for natural wine, boutique, dog-friendly, scenic views and walk-ins OK.
What wines does Yelland and Papps specialize in?
Yelland and Papps focuses on Shiraz, Grenache, Mataro, Riesling and Semillon. Signature bottles include Shiraz, Cinsault.
Do you need a reservation to visit Yelland and Papps?
Yes, Yelland and Papps requires a reservation for tastings.
Is Yelland and Papps dog-friendly?
Yes, Yelland and Papps welcomes dogs.
Where is Yelland and Papps located?
Yelland and Papps is at 279 Nuraip Rd in Nuriootpa, South Australia, in the Barossa Valley wine region. Phone: 0408 250 005.
When was Yelland and Papps founded?
Yelland and Papps was established in 2005.
Who makes the wine at Yelland and Papps?
The winemaking at Yelland and Papps is led by Michael Papps, Susan Papps.
What tasting experiences does Yelland and Papps offer?
Yelland and Papps offers Wine Tasting.
Does Yelland and Papps farm sustainably?
Yes. Yelland and Papps describes its farming as sustainable, organic or biodynamic.
Where to find Yelland and Papps
Yelland and Papps is at 279 Nuraip Rd, Nuriootpa, South Australia, Australia, in the Barossa Valley wine region.