Torbreck The Steading Blanc 2021

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Producer	Torbreck
Vintage	2021
Style	White

About this wine

Torbreck The Steading Blanc is a beautifully crafted white from the Barossa Valley, built in the tradition of the southern Rhône but unmistakably Australian in its generosity and warmth. A blend of Marsanne, Roussanne, and Viognier sourced exclusively from Torbreck's Descendant Vineyard on Roennfeldt Road, this is a wine that rewards those who seek something a little out of the ordinary. Why You'll Love It Torbreck is one of the Barossa's most celebrated estates, and The Steading Blanc showcases exactly why. Rather than following the crowd with Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, winemaker Dave Powell turned to the great white varieties of the Rhône — and the results are quietly spectacular. Rich, aromatic, and textural, this is a white wine for those who like depth and character in the glass. Vineyard & Production All fruit comes from Torbreck's Descendant Vineyard on Roennfeldt Road, one of the Barossa's most prized addresses. The region's warm climate and distinctive soils allow Marsanne, Roussanne, and Viognier to ripen fully, developing concentrated, expressive flavours. Fruit is carefully harvested and vinified under controlled conditions to preserve aromatic intensity and varietal character throughout. Tasting Notes Pale golden in colour, the nose offers white peach, stone fruit, and delicate floral hints — the Viognier's signature in full effect. The palate is bright and elegantly weighted, with a medium body, fresh acidity, and a long, harmonious finish that speaks to the quality of the fruit and the care taken in the winery. Perfect Pairings Wonderful with roasted chicken, grilled scallops, lobster bisque, or light pasta with cream and herbs. Also a natural match for Asian-inspired dishes — try it alongside a fragrant Thai green curry or Vietnamese-style sea bass. The Blend Marsanne, Roussanne, and Viognier