Standish • Barossa Valley, Australia
The Schubert Theorem is Standish’s single‑vineyard Shiraz drawn from the Schubert family’s old vines on Roennfeldt Road…The Schubert Theorem is Standish’s single‑vineyard Shiraz drawn from the Schubert family’s old vines on Roennfeldt Road in Marananga (Barossa Valley), crafted to showcase the different sections of that site. It’s typically intensely colored…Learn More »
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The Schubert Theorem is Standish’s single‑vineyard Shiraz drawn from the Schubert family’s old vines on Roennfeldt Road in Marananga (Barossa Valley), crafted to showcase the different sections of that site. It’s typically intensely colored and layered—pure, dark-plum and blackberry fruit with flora…Learn More »
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The Schubert Theorem is Standish’s single‑vineyard Shiraz drawn from the Schubert family’s old vines on Roennfeldt Road in Marananga (Barossa Valley), crafted to showcase the different sections of that site. It’s typically intensely colored and layered—pure, dark-plum and blackberry fruit with floral lift, spicy/earthy and coffee notes from whole-bunch ferments and oak maturation, and a dense, finely tannic structure that rewards cellaring.