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Schubert Estate was established in the early 1900s when a Schubert family settled on Roennfeldt Road. During the 1980s Steve Schubert bought the 65-acre property and re-established the Shiraz and Viognier vineyards with a clear intention of working with rather than against, nature. It is the harmonious integration of landscape and inhabitants.
Schubert Estate Location
Schubert Estate is located in the Barossa Valley in Marananga on Roennfeldt Road. The estate is nestled amongst some of the world’s most renowned vineyards as Roennfeldt Road is where you will also find the Torbreck, Greenock Creek, Two Hands and the Penfold Stonewell Road vineyards.
Schubert Wine Styles
Schubert Estate produces a fine, youthful Viognier and a range of Barossa Valley Shiraz that fulfils a broad spectrum of flavour profiles.
Schubert Winery
‘Letting the vineyards talk’ is the over-arching philosophy of the winery with minimal interference in the winemaking process and traditional methods employed.
| Wine Region | Barossa Valley |
| Cases produced | Less than 999 |
| Address | Roennfeldt Road, Marananga, SA, 5355, Australia |
| Phone | (08) 8562 3375 |
| Website | www.schubertestate.com.au |
Possessing a dense, saturated black/crimson hue the Goose-yard Block Shiraz displays the concentration, poise and elegance that only the greatest of terroirs can achieve. This wine has weight; its finesse and intent are both immediately apparent ...
This is the little baby to Schubert Estate's magnificent Goose-Yard Block Shiraz that delivers a hell of a lot of kick for a remarkably reasonable price. Layers of dark fruit flavour in a soft and seductive package. Proper wine at an indecent pric...
Schubert Estate made its name with Shiraz but this Viognier is also a Cracking drop made in a dry white style with just a little piece of Viognier's floral character. It is made with a feast of spicy Thai food in mind.
